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U.S. Treasury reporting rates of exchange, quarterly

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The U.S. Treasury's official reporting rates of exchange ("Treasury Reporting Rates of Exchange"): the rates federal agencies must use when converting foreign-currency balances to U.S. dollars for official reporting, in foreign currency units per 1 USD — not market rates and not for transaction pricing. Published quarterly for ~165 countries/currencies; observations are dated by effective_date (the operative date of the rate), and Treasury occasionally amends a published quarter by reissuing a currency with a later effective_date (kept, latest-wins by publication date). One published zero rate (Zimbabwe-Dollar, 2019-09-30) is kept verbatim with a warning, not dropped. Countries carry multiple legal tenders where applicable (e.g. Cuba-Chavito and Cuba-Peso); country names are the provider's verbatim labels (no ISO alpha-3 codes — "Korea" is genuinely ambiguous). History from 2001-Q1.

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18,981
Columns
7
Source cadence
Quarterly
Last refreshed
Sep 28, 2026
Theme
markets

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