Exchange rate Norwegian Krone EUR/NOK
- Last quote11,6505
- Last quote (time)07:31
- Difference-0,0176
- Difference %-0,15%
- Open11,6681
- Close (previous trading day)11,6681
- Day High (delayed)11,6749
- Day Low (delayed)11,6502
- Year High12,0443
- Year Low 11,6502
Historical exchange rate Norwegian Krone (€)
- Date1 € = units
- 20-11-202411,668124
- 19-11-202411,624275
- 18-11-202411,657285
- 17-11-202411,695323
- 16-11-202411,692976
- 15-11-202411,691850
- 14-11-202411,743019
Norwegian Krone (NOK) exchange rate
| 1 NOK = Units | 1 Unit = NOK | |
|---|---|---|
| US Dollar | 0,0905 | 11,0460 |
| British Pound | 0,0716 | 13,9731 |
| Euro | 0,0858 | 11,6505 |
| Japanese Yen | 14,0164 | 0,0713 |
| Swiss Franc | 0,0799 | 12,5109 |
About the Norwegian Krone (NOK)
The introduction of the Norwegian crown coincides with the rise of the Scandinavian Union. In this Union, Sweden and Denmark were guaranteeing their money with gold for a few years, Norway joined later. Because all members used the crown as a coin, the crowns became interchangeable. Norwegian, Danish and Swedish crowns were used interchangeably since they were worth the same in gold. This situation persisted until the outbreak of the First World War, when the gold standard was abandoned. Denmark and Sweden continued to use the crown as their currency.
Exchange rate Norwegian krone
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Norwegian Krone (NOK) Wiki
The Norwegian krone is an old coin, it replaced the speciedaalder in 1875. The Norwegian coin is centralized by the Scandinavian Union. The official currency became the crown. Each crown consists of one hundred øre. In the Scandinavian Union, a kilo of gold was worth 2480 krone. The value of the Norwegian krone was guaranteed for a long time by the so-called gold standard. In 1931 the gold standard was abolished for good. The British pound became the standard for the Norwegian krone value. The Norwegian krone fluctuates strongly. Historically the biggest fluctuations were in the period of the second world war and at the beginning of the new millennium. The Norwegian krone is rising sharply, because Norway exports a lot of oil.