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EUR / ISK

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Provider delays apply · Forex: daily ECB reference rates

Last session

137.2 ISK

+0.29%+0.4

Reference rate · Emerging & regional

Observed 10/11/2026, 00:00:00 UTC

Frankfurter (ECB)

Previous close
136.8
Day range
N/A
52-week low
Unavailable
52-week high
Unavailable
Volume
Unavailable
5 sessions
N/A

Frankfurter (ECB) · Daily reference rates · UTC

Selected period +0.15%

One Euro expressed in Icelandic krona. ECB reference rates are published on business days and are not intraday executable Forex quotes.

Instrument
Emerging & regional
Region
Europe
Country
IS
Quoted unit
ISK per EUR

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