Emerging Markets
Download clean emerging-market datasets (CSV & Excel) — the major currency pairs against the US dollar. Each page provides key statistics, Python/R code examples and free download. Learn how to read macro-financial indicators.
Exchange rates come from the Federal Reserve H.10 release (daily), via the FRED API. Open data under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).
Emerging-market currencies are the front line of global risk sentiment — the first to move when the dollar turns. Eco3min gathers the major EM FX series in one hub, free and open.
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Exchange Rates
The major emerging-market currencies against the US dollar — yuan, rupee, real, peso and rand.
5 datasets · Updated daily
USD/CNY Exchange Rate (1981–2026)
Chinese yuan renminbi per US dollar — the managed currency at the centre of global trade. The PBoC sets a daily reference band.
- FRED series DEXCHUS — daily
- Source: Federal Reserve H.10
- CSV & XLSX download
USD/INR Exchange Rate (1973–2026)
Indian rupees per US dollar — a steadily depreciating managed float tracking India’s growth and external balance.
- FRED series DEXINUS — daily
- Source: Federal Reserve H.10
- CSV & XLSX download
USD/BRL Exchange Rate (1995–2026)
Brazilian reals per US dollar — a high-beta EM currency sensitive to commodity prices and Selic policy.
- FRED series DEXBZUS — daily
- Source: Federal Reserve H.10
- CSV & XLSX download
USD/MXN Exchange Rate (1993–2026)
Mexican pesos per US dollar — the most-traded EM currency and a liquid proxy for global risk appetite.
- FRED series DEXMXUS — daily
- Source: Federal Reserve H.10
- CSV & XLSX download
USD/ZAR Exchange Rate (1980–2026)
South African rand per US dollar — a volatile, commodity-linked EM currency.
- FRED series DEXSFUS — daily
- Source: Federal Reserve H.10
- CSV & XLSX download
All Emerging-Markets Datasets (A–Z)
Complete alphabetical index. Each page includes key statistics, an interactive chart, CSV & XLSX download, Python/R code examples, and the FRED series key.
Data Source & Access
All series sourced via the FRED API (St. Louis Fed). Exchange rates originate from the Federal Reserve H.10 release.
API endpoint: api.stlouisfed.org/fred
License: Eco3min compilation under CC BY 4.0.
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Last updated — 22 May 2026
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