USD/CZK
US dollar · Czech crownForex · USD/CZK
+1.79 % in chart
CNB reference rate
Valid for
Daily reference fixing. Kept separate from the market-price chart.
USD/CZK: the dollar in Czech crowns
USD/CZK states how many Czech crowns buy one US dollar. A rising rate means a more expensive dollar and a weaker crown against it. A falling rate means the reverse. For someone earning crowns, an increase makes dollar payments more expensive while raising the crown value of an unchanged dollar balance.
The pair helps track foreign-service costs, dollar cash or the currency component of a US investment. Both the share price of Nvidia and the dollar rate can change. Its crown return is not the simple sum of the two percentages: ignoring costs, their growth factors multiply.
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The market dollar and the CNB fixing
The price and chart use the USD/CZK market series. A separate Czech National Bank dollar fixing appears below with its own validity date. That reference never enters the candles or replaces a missing market price. It can therefore differ from the latest quote or a bank’s offered exchange rate.
Daily change refers to the previous available daily close. The percentage below the chart describes the visible period instead. Simple view selects a history range; Pro selects candle duration. Weekly and monthly OHLC comes from actual daily observations of the same pair, without a fabricated trading-volume series.
Connecting the euro and dollar pairs
EUR/CZK measures the crown against the euro, while EUR/USD measures the euro against the dollar. Following them together helps distinguish crown movements from dollar movements. Different quote times and spreads prevent separate indicative observations from promising an executable conversion.
Asset comparison shows percentage changes in the selected series, rather than automatically converting every asset’s return into crowns. Quote time and indicative trading hours describe different things. When observations are unavailable, the last actual value remains; weekend trades are not invented.
Author: D.M.Updated