--- title: "EUR Reference Exchange Rates – USD, GBP, JPY & INR" slug: eur-reference-exchange-rates url: https://apyhub.com/liquilens/service/eur-reference-exchange-rates provider: LIQUILENS PRIVATE LIMITED categories: [Finance, Standard Data] tags: [exchange-rates, forex, fx, currency, currency-rates, historical-rates, daily-rates, eur, usd, gbp, jpy, inr, market-data] auth: none version: 1.0.0 service_type: sync endpoints: 4 atoms: 1 mcp: true --- # EUR Reference Exchange Rates – USD, GBP, JPY & INR Historical reference exchange-rate strings for EUR/USD, EUR/GBP, EUR/JPY, and EUR/INR. Useful for finance workflows, reporting, and rate normalization. ## Endpoints | Method | URL | Description | Atoms | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | GET | `https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/inr.csv` | What it does Returns the full daily history of the INR per euro reference rate from the European Ce… | 1 | | GET | `https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/usd.csv` | What it does Returns the full daily history of the USD per euro reference rate from the European Ce… | 1 | | GET | `https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/gbp.csv` | What it does Returns the full daily history of the GBP per euro reference rate from the European Ce… | 1 | | GET | `https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/jpy.csv` | What it does Returns the full daily history of the JPY per euro reference rate from the European Ce… | 1 | ## Endpoint reference ### INR per euro reference history `GET https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/inr.csv` · 1 atoms · accepts `application/json` · returns `application/json` #### Quickstart Fetch the INR per euro reference rate history with a simple GET request. ```bash curl -X GET "https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/inr.csv" \ -H "apy-token: $APY_TOKEN" ``` #### What you'll get back Returns a plain string containing CSV text. It starts with `#` metadata lines, followed by a `date,value` header and one row per date. ```text # Seiche series ECBFX_INR: INR per euro (ECB daily reference rate) # source: ecb_fx (remote id EXR/D.INR.EUR.SP00.A), unit: INR/EUR, cadence: daily, native lag: published same day to next business day # retrieved_at: 2026-10-08T03:42:20+00:00, last_observation: 2026-10-07, staleness: fresh # vintage: the upstream's current print, not a reconstructed as-of view; lightly revised series revise here too # cite: Seiche (https://seiche.info/methodology); credit for the data belongs to the source above # Source: European Central Bank. Reference data is freely available from the ECB; not executable quotes. https://www.ecb.europa.eu/services/using-our-site/disclaimer/html/index.en.html date,value 2009-01-02,67.125 2009-01-05,65.893 2009-01-06,64.827 2026-10-05,107.8915 2026-10-06,108.6615 2026-10-07,108.1165 ``` > **Note:** This example is truncated. The full response includes every daily rate from **2009-01-02** to the latest observation. Not every calendar date has a row. ### USD per euro reference history `GET https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/usd.csv` · 1 atoms · accepts `application/json` · returns `application/json` #### Quickstart Fetch the USD per euro reference rate history with a simple GET request. ```bash curl -X GET "https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/usd.csv" \ -H "apy-token: $APY_TOKEN" ``` #### What you'll get back Returns a plain string containing CSV text. It starts with `#` metadata lines, followed by a `date,value` header and one row per date. ```text # Seiche series ECBFX_USD: USD per euro (ECB daily reference rate) # source: ecb_fx (remote id EXR/D.USD.EUR.SP00.A), unit: USD/EUR, cadence: daily, native lag: published same day to next business day # retrieved_at: 2026-10-08T03:42:20+00:00, last_observation: 2026-10-07, staleness: fresh # vintage: the upstream's current print, not a reconstructed as-of view; lightly revised series revise here too # cite: Seiche (https://seiche.info/methodology); credit for the data belongs to the source above # Source: European Central Bank. Reference data is freely available from the ECB; not executable quotes. https://www.ecb.europa.eu/services/using-our-site/disclaimer/html/index.en.html date,value 1999-01-04,1.1789 1999-01-05,1.179 1999-01-06,1.1743 2026-10-05,1.1204 2026-10-06,1.1269 2026-10-07,1.1177 ``` > **Note:** This example is truncated. The full response includes every daily rate from **1999-01-04** to the latest observation. Not every calendar date has a row. ### GBP per euro reference history `GET https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/gbp.csv` · 1 atoms · accepts `application/json` · returns `application/json` #### Quickstart Fetch the GBP per euro reference rate history with a simple GET request. ```bash curl -X GET "https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/gbp.csv" \ -H "apy-token: $APY_TOKEN" ``` #### What you'll get back Returns a plain string containing CSV text. It starts with `#` metadata lines, followed by a `date,value` header and one row per date. ```text # Seiche series ECBFX_GBP: GBP per euro (ECB daily reference rate) # source: ecb_fx (remote id EXR/D.GBP.EUR.SP00.A), unit: GBP/EUR, cadence: daily, native lag: published same day to next business day # retrieved_at: 2026-10-08T03:42:20+00:00, last_observation: 2026-10-07, staleness: fresh # vintage: the upstream's current print, not a reconstructed as-of view; lightly revised series revise here too # cite: Seiche (https://seiche.info/methodology); credit for the data belongs to the source above # Source: European Central Bank. Reference data is freely available from the ECB; not executable quotes. https://www.ecb.europa.eu/services/using-our-site/disclaimer/html/index.en.html date,value 1999-01-04,0.7111 1999-01-05,0.7122 1999-01-06,0.7076 2026-10-05,0.8472 2026-10-06,0.8488 2026-10-07,0.84645 ``` > **Note:** This example is truncated. The full response includes every daily rate from **1999-01-04** to the latest observation. Not every calendar date has a row. ### JPY per euro reference history `GET https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/jpy.csv` · 1 atoms · accepts `application/json` · returns `application/json` #### Quickstart Fetch the JPY per euro reference rate history with a simple GET request. ```bash curl -X GET "https://api.eu.apyhub.com/liquilens/eur-reference-exchange-rates/jpy.csv" \ -H "apy-token: $APY_TOKEN" ``` #### What you'll get back Returns a plain string containing CSV text. It starts with `#` metadata lines, followed by a `date,value` header and one row per date. ```text # Seiche series ECBFX_JPY: JPY per euro (ECB daily reference rate) # source: ecb_fx (remote id EXR/D.JPY.EUR.SP00.A), unit: JPY/EUR, cadence: daily, native lag: published same day to next business day # retrieved_at: 2026-10-08T03:42:20+00:00, last_observation: 2026-10-07, staleness: fresh # vintage: the upstream's current print, not a reconstructed as-of view; lightly revised series revise here too # cite: Seiche (https://seiche.info/methodology); credit for the data belongs to the source above # Source: European Central Bank. Reference data is freely available from the ECB; not executable quotes. https://www.ecb.europa.eu/services/using-our-site/disclaimer/html/index.en.html date,value 1999-01-04,133.73 1999-01-05,130.96 1999-01-06,131.42 2026-10-05,177.28 2026-10-06,178.15 2026-10-07,176.85 ``` > **Note:** This example is truncated. The full response includes every daily rate from **1999-01-04** to the latest observation. Not every calendar date has a row. ## About ## What it does Euro Reference FX gives you historical reference exchange-rate strings for four currency pairs: USD per euro, GBP per euro, JPY per euro, and INR per euro. Send a GET request for the pair you need and get the reference history back as a string. Use Euro Reference FX when you need a lightweight source of historical FX reference data for reporting, dashboards, reconciliations, or price normalization. Because each endpoint is read-only and returns a plain string, it fits well into pipelines that already handle parsing and storage on the client side. The service is straightforward: no request parameters are defined, and each endpoint is dedicated to one euro-based pair. That makes it easy to wire into scheduled jobs, internal finance tools, or analytics workflows where you want a simple lookup for a specific currency history without extra response nesting. If your application needs reference FX data for EUR/USD, EUR/GBP, EUR/JPY, or EUR/INR, Euro Reference FX keeps the interface narrow and predictable. ## Usage Base URL: `https://api.eu.apyhub.com` (default region — see `GET https://apyhub.com/api/public/regions` for the rest). Authenticate with an ApyHub API key in the `apy-token` header. Full docs and a live playground: https://apyhub.com/liquilens/service/eur-reference-exchange-rates