Euro dollar exchange rate live chart tracking. Broadcast live non-stop from 6:00 pm Sunday evening to 6:00 pm Friday evening New York time. The Euro/Dollar exchange rate, or parity, is simply the ratio of the Euro to the Dollar. It expresses the value of one Euro in US dollars. This is real-time data from live foreign exchange markets. It is the most important benchmark, along with the US dollar price of gold per troy ounce. Because gold is globally equivalent to only one dollar, it is traded in US dollars. The pair offers investors a forecast of the future direction of gold. A rise in the Euro/Dollar exchange rate indicates that the Euro is appreciating against the dollar. A rise in the pair and the price of gold per ounce leads to a decline in the USD Index. This means the dollar is depreciating, and the flight from paper gold is increasing the appetite for gold. Monitoring is valuable and important for gold investors and currency exchanges. You don't need to be an expert; observing the gold price per dollar frequently trending in the same direction as the pair is enough to understand the direction of the global market five seconds ago. Therefore, taking a position is the correct course of action. However, this doesn't mean they always move in the same direction. When they move in opposite directions, it depends on your investment preference. In our opinion, it's best to be on the rising side, where there's relative size. Also, check out our gold investment page and make quick decisions with our algorithmic AI tool that performs multi-factor technical analysis. The $ Index (DX) is traded on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) and opens and closes simultaneously with Forex and the global gold exchange (New York time). The live chart tracks the pair in London time. The chart shows gold's direction from a currency perspective. The green dot icon on the chart indicates whether the trading market is open or closed, the time zone in which the exchange transmits data, and the recorded opening hours are updated every 5 seconds.