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Data for November 15, 2026

Which currencies moved against the dollar?

Compare percentage moves on one scale, to see whether a change comes from a stronger dollar or from one weak currency.

Choose up to 8 currencies

Currencies ranked by change

Positive means one dollar now buys more of this currency, so the currency weakened.

CurrencyPeriod startPeriod endChange
ShekelILS 3.1055 3.2088 +3.33%
EuroEUR 0.8895 0.906 +1.85%
Algerian DinarDZD 134.53 136.79 +1.68%
Tunisian DinarTND 2.9942 3.0189 +0.82%
Moroccan DirhamMAD 9.8074 9.8825 +0.77%
Pound SterlingGBP 0.7508 0.7564 +0.74%
Yemeni RialYER 236.10 236.75 +0.28%
Kuwaiti DinarKWD 0.3105 0.3112 +0.20%
Syrian PoundSYP 121.88 121.96 +0.06%
Libyan DinarLYD 6.4242 6.4277 +0.05%
Saudi RiyalSAR 3.75 3.75 0.00%
Omani RialOMR 0.3845 0.3845 0.00%
Jordanian DinarJOD 0.709 0.709 0.00%
Bahraini DinarBHD 0.376 0.376 0.00%
UAE DirhamAED 3.6725 3.6725 0.00%
Lebanese PoundLBP 89,500 89,500 0.00%
Qatari RiyalQAR 3.64 3.64 0.00%
Egyptian PoundEGP 53.4476 53.4393 -0.02%
Iraqi DinarIQD 1,517.54 1,515.05 -0.16%
Sudanese PoundSDG 510.81 498.09 -2.49%

How to read the chart

All lines rise together

The dollar itself has most likely strengthened, rather than any one currency weakening.

One line rises alone

That points to pressure on that specific currency, usually for a local reason.

A flat line

A currency pegged to the dollar, which is why it shows almost no movement.