The euro fell against the US dollar on Wednesday, 11 November. One euro buys $1.1127, down from $1.1214 a day earlier, European Central Bank data show.

Put the other way, the dollar rose. One dollar costs €0.8987, up from €0.8917 on Tuesday.

One euro buys 0.83618 British pounds and 0.9234 Swiss francs. It also buys 177.18 Japanese yen and 55.8897 Turkish lira.

One euro costs 5.3451 Romanian lei, 365.08 Hungarian forints and 4.4038 Polish zloty. It also buys 24.378 Czech koruna, 7.4755 Danish kroner and 11.0510 Swedish kronor. These are the currencies of EU countries outside the eurozone.

The ECB and the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) publish the rates on their websites. The BNB announces them under Article 12, paragraph 1 of the Currency Act, and the same law sets out what they are for.

The BNB does not recommend using the rates when making deals.