Daily reference v0.7.1

Daily Norges Bank exchange rates for 38 currencies against the Norwegian krone (NOK) — EUR, USD, GBP, SEK, DKK and 33 more — with free charts, a converter, history back to about 1980, and MCP access for AI assistants.

USD / NOK — Exchange Rate

Norges Bank daily reference rates, not retail quotes. The curve uses a five-observation average (three for one week); tooltips show actual published observations. Long histories are sampled; gaps over seven days remain breaks. The vertical scale follows the observed range, not zero.

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How much of a US dollar price should each country pay? One number per country, from World Bank GNI per capita (PPP) — a Bangladeshi household has roughly one-eighth the buying power of an American one, and today pays the same price for the same ebook. The recommended factor is a multiplier on the USD price: 1.00 is full price, and it never goes above that. The raw measurement does, for countries wealthier per capita than the United States.

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365d, reset on every reach
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capped to 1.00
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lifted to 0.35
lower buying power higher floored at 0.35 — hatching is the lift capped at 1.00 — dashes show the real measurement

Source: World Bank NY.GNP.PCAP.PP.CD — GNI per capita, PPP (current international $), published once a year. Factor is min(1, max(0.35, (GNI ÷ US GNI)0.5)). The floor exists because card fees of $0.30 + 2.9% eat more than a tenth of a smaller charge. The same numbers are available at /api/buyingpower and over MCP as get_buying_power and list_buying_power.

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Norges Bank exchange rates, updated every business day

Every rate on this page is the official daily reference rate published by Norges Bank, the central bank of Norway, quoted against the Norwegian krone. Norges Bank publishes once per business day at about 16:00 CET and the service syncs shortly after, so a NOK exchange rate here is the same number the bank published — not an interbank quote, not a retail rate, and never interpolated for a weekend or a Norwegian public holiday. Cross-rates between any two currencies (EUR to USD, say) are derived through NOK.

The rate table, the charts and the converter are free and need no account. The same data is available to an AI assistant over MCP: see how to connect Currency Exchange to Claude or another MCP client.

Questions about Currency

What people use it for

Convert my foreign payment with a rate I can cite.

Yes. convert returns the converted amount with the Norges Bank reference rate and the publication date used. If the requested day has no observation, it can use an earlier rate within five days and states that fallback; your assistant should show it alongside the result.

Ask your AI
Convert this payment to kroner for its date; show the rate and date used.
What it does
list_currencies → convert
What you get
The amount, reference rate, publication date and any fallback.
Help me set local ebook prices people can afford.

Yes. get_buying_power returns a recommended multiplier derived from World Bank GNI per capita at purchasing-power parity, and your assistant can apply it to your USD list price before converting to local money. The recommended factor is capped at 1.0 and floored at 0.35; source-year and fallback fields show what it rests on. It is guidance for your decision, not a sales forecast.

Ask your AI
Suggest local ebook prices for India, Brazil and Germany from my list price.
What it does
get_buying_power → convert
What you get
Country multipliers with source years and dated local conversions.
Show how the euro has moved against the krone.

Yes. get_rates_range returns dated observations in NOK per euro that your assistant can chart or summarise. Coverage varies by currency and date range; missing observations are not invented or filled with zero.

Ask your AI
Chart EUR against NOK over this date range.
What it does
  • get_rates_range
What you get
Dated NOK-per-unit observations for my AI to chart.
Give me the daily currency table for my report.

Yes. get_all_rates returns the available daily table with currency codes, names and NOK-per-unit rates. Your assistant can format it as a report table and must show the returned date and any fallback to an earlier business day.

Ask your AI
Give me all stored Norges Bank rates for my report date.
What it does
  • get_all_rates
What you get
Currency codes, names, rates and the actual publication date.
Compare our euro costs with our dollar receipts.

Yes. Currency can convert between two supported non-NOK currencies by deriving the cross-rate through NOK. Your assistant gets the dated rate and its inverse, then can convert each amount on the date you choose; this is a reference comparison, not a bank settlement quote.

Ask your AI
Convert the euro supplier amount to dollars on the invoice date.
What it does
list_currencies → get_rate → convert
What you get
A dated cross-rate and converted amount, with any fallback notice.
Show which countries need a different local-price policy.

Yes. list_buying_power returns country multipliers sorted from the lowest buying power, with raw measurements and provenance. Your AI can compare markets and use get_buying_power with history=true for selected countries. Use factor for the recommended policy and keep data years distinct from retrieval dates.

Ask your AI
Compare country buying power before I decide our local-price policy.
What it does
  • list_buying_power
  • get_buying_power
What you get
A country comparison with recommended factors, measurements and source years.

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Currency Exchange is built and run by Publifye AS, a Norwegian publishing house in Oslo (organisation number 826 774 622, founded 2016) — a company that publishes Bibles and books, builds the tools they are studied with, and runs infrastructure for churches. Its other products are listed at publifye.org.