Marchés émergents : taux de change des devises face au dollar

Download clean developed-market datasets outside the US (CSV & Excel) — major currency pairs, 10-year government bond yields for Japan, the UK, Germany, Canada, Switzerland and Australia. Each page provides key statistics, Python/R code examples and free download. Learn how to read macro-financial indicators.

All series come via the FRED API — exchange rates from the Federal Reserve H.10 release (daily), bond yields from the OECD (monthly). Open data under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).

The US dollar dominates macro coverage, but the yen, pound, franc and the non-US bond curves drive global capital flows. Eco3min gathers the developed-market-ex-US series in one hub, free and open.

Datasets
9
Coverage
1956–2026
Format
CSV · XLSX
Updates
Daily · Monthly
Source
Fed H.10 / OECD

Exchange Rates

The major developed-market currency pairs against the US dollar — yen, pound, franc, Canadian and Australian dollars, and the euro.

6 datasets · Updated daily

USD/JPY Exchange Rate (1971–2026)

Japanese yen per US dollar — the classic carry-trade and global-risk barometer. Weakened past 150 in 2024-2025 on the BoJ–Fed policy gap.

  • FRED series DEXJPUS — daily
  • Source: Federal Reserve H.10
  • CSV & XLSX download

GBP/USD Exchange Rate (1971–2026)

US dollars per pound sterling — ‘cable’, the oldest quoted FX pair. Hit a record low near 1.03 in the September 2022 gilt crisis.

  • FRED series DEXUSUK — daily
  • Source: Federal Reserve H.10
  • CSV & XLSX download

USD/CHF Exchange Rate (1971–2026)

Swiss francs per US dollar — the franc is a traditional safe-haven currency, shaped by SNB intervention history.

  • FRED series DEXSZUS — daily
  • Source: Federal Reserve H.10
  • CSV & XLSX download

USD/CAD Exchange Rate (1971–2026)

Canadian dollars per US dollar — the ‘loonie’ tracks crude oil and the US growth cycle.

  • FRED series DEXCAUS — daily
  • Source: Federal Reserve H.10
  • CSV & XLSX download

AUD/USD Exchange Rate (1971–2026)

US dollars per Australian dollar — the ‘Aussie’, a commodity- and China-sensitive currency.

  • FRED series DEXUSAL — daily
  • Source: Federal Reserve H.10
  • CSV & XLSX download

EUR/USD Exchange Rate (1999–2026)

US dollars per euro — the world’s most-traded currency pair. Touched a 0.83 low in 2000 and a 1.60 peak in 2008, then fell to parity in 2022.

  • FRED series DEXUSEU — daily
  • Source: Federal Reserve H.10
  • CSV & XLSX download

Government Bond Yields

10-year sovereign benchmarks for Japan, the UK and Germany — the non-US risk-free curves.

3 datasets · Updated monthly

Japan 10Y Government Bond Yield (1989–2026)

Japan 10-year JGB — the anchor of decades of ultra-low rates. Yield-curve control was dismantled in 2024, ending the zero-rate era.

  • FRED series IRLTLT01JPM156N — monthly
  • Source: OECD
  • CSV & XLSX download

UK 10Y Government Bond Yield (1960–2026)

UK 10-year gilt — the sovereign benchmark. Spiked violently in the September 2022 LDI / pension crisis.

  • FRED series IRLTLT01GBM156N — monthly
  • Source: OECD
  • CSV & XLSX download

Germany 10Y Government Bond Yield (1956–2026)

German 10-year Bund — the euro area’s risk-free benchmark, here on the long OECD series back to 1956. (An ECB-sourced version from 1993 sits in the Euro hub.)

  • FRED series IRLTLT01DEM156N — monthly
  • Source: OECD
  • CSV & XLSX download

Data Source & Access

All series sourced via the FRED API (St. Louis Fed). Exchange rates originate from the Federal Reserve H.10 release; bond yields from the OECD.

API endpoint: api.stlouisfed.org/fred

License: Eco3min compilation under CC BY 4.0.

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Mis à jour le 22 mai 2026

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