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EUR/NOK

11.2380
(Euro / Norwegian Krone)
+1.65% today
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As of 2026-07-06 07:28:09 UTC, EUR/NOK (Euro / Norwegian Krone) is 11.2380, reconciled from ECB ref · live spot and refreshed every tick / ECB daily fallback. Every observation is point-in-time and names the feed it came from — backtest-safe and reproducible. EUR/NOK is available over the REST API and an MCP server on exchangerate.dev, with a free tier to start.

How do I query EUR/NOK?

One authenticated GET returns the latest value with its timestamp and source. Swap the language tab for your stack.

$ curl https://api.exchangerate.dev/v1/rate/eur-nok \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY"
# → rate, timestamp, source, derived
Every field in the response names the feed and timestamp it came from.

Reference

GET/v1/latest/EUR?symbols=NOK

Latest EUR/NOK indicative spot rate — value, timestamp, source, and market_session.

Rate limit
60 / min (free) · 600 / min (Pro)
Latency p95
sub-100ms edge hits
Source feed
ECB ref · live spot
Frequency
tick / ECB daily fallback

Provenance

Reconciled against aggregated market data + public reference rates · parser v2.1
Methodology and revision log are public and versioned.
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LiveReal-time rate — updated about every 60 seconds through the trading week. Last updated 2026-07-06 07:28:09 UTC. See which currencies are live.

EUR/NOK — Euro to Norwegian Krone

EUR/NOK expresses how many Norwegian krone one euro buys, and it is the main reference rate for Norway, a country outside both the EU and the eurozone whose currency is closely tied to the country's oil exports.

The krone floats freely under Norges Bank, but it carries a strong correlation to Brent crude oil prices, since oil and gas revenue is central to the Norwegian economy and its sovereign wealth fund. When oil prices rise, the krone often strengthens; when they fall, it tends to weaken.

Beyond oil, the cross is driven by the Norges Bank–ECB policy-rate differential and general risk sentiment, with the krone often trading as a commodity-linked currency alongside other petro-currencies.

This page shows an indicative mid-market rate sourced from aggregated market data and public reference rates (ECB/FRED). It can update intraday through the trading week; every response carries source and market_session so you know whether a given quote was live or a daily fix. Rates are indicative, not for settlement or regulated trading.

Frequently asked questions

What does EUR/NOK measure?
EUR/NOK states how many Norwegian krone you receive for one euro. A rate of 11.60 means one euro buys 11.60 NOK.
Why is EUR/NOK linked to oil prices?
Norway is a major oil and gas exporter, so the krone tends to strengthen when crude prices rise and weaken when they fall. Brent crude is one of the most watched inputs for this cross.
Is EUR/NOK a live rate?
It can update intraday through the trading week from aggregated market data. Each API response includes market_session and source so you can see whether a quote was live or a daily reference fix.
Is Norway in the EU or eurozone?
No. Norway is outside both the EU and the eurozone, though it is closely linked to European markets through trade and the European Economic Area.
Who sets Norwegian krone policy?
Norges Bank, Norway's central bank, sets the policy rate independently of the ECB, and the gap between the two is one of the drivers of EUR/NOK.
How do I get EUR/NOK via the API?
GET /v1/latest/EUR?symbols=NOK returns the indicative rate, source, market_session, and timestamp. The free tier covers it, no credit card required. All rates are indicative, not for settlement.
Is EUR/NOK suitable for settling a trade or invoice?
No. The rate is an indicative mid-market reference for information purposes, not a source-of-record rate for settlement or regulated trading.

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