Does anyone know how the dollar is doing against the euro this summer, compared to last summer?

Currently $1 = 1.19€

To check it yourself go to: http://www.xe.com/ucc/

Here is a good place to find historical comparisons:

http://www.oanda.com/convert/fxhistory

It will either be stronger or weaker.

Check this website (it's a universal currency converter, using live mid-market rates)

http://www.xe.com/ucc/

I believe the rates shown by Universal Currency Converter may be the so-called &quot;interbank rates&quot; (that banks get when <b> they </b> buy and sell currency) which are a little better than what you'll actually see, but nevertheless a good indicator.

isabel you're wrong, the dollar is weaker so it's the contrary 1&euro; =1.19$

Hi M,

The euro closed at $1.197 yesterday.

It is down from last Summer.

There s no guarantee that it will not rise by the time you go to Europe.

And there is no guarantee that it will not fall.

logos999...do you work for the government? LOL

The dollar is not weaker, it is stronger (or the Euro is weaker, however you wish to look at it) ... however, Isabel did have the signs reversed. and 1 euro costs about $1.19

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1.21 and rising. Yeah Go Euro Go!

Sorry, thats 1.22

The dollar has lost 2.7% since July 5. This is a huge drop for such a short period.
A lot of this is on anticipation of poor US trade numbers tomorrow.
The good news (unless something out of the ordinary happens) is the $1.22 number is considered the &quot;technical support&quot; number. It seems (with no guarantees) that the 1.22 or better figure is logical at this time.
All that to say that I agree with logos999.