The US dollar was quoted at 49.3426 Turkish lira and the euro at 55.3967 lira in free currency markets at 09:30 on 9 October 2026. Sterling was quoted at 65.3115 lira at the same time.
Intraday prices and daily changes
The dollar’s spot buy price was 49.3401 lira and its sell price was 49.3438 lira as of 09:30, marking a 0.17 percent gain from the previous day’s start. The euro’s spot buy price was 55.3983 lira with a sell price of 55.4037 lira, up 0.06 percent versus the prior day.
Yesterday, the dollar’s highest intraday level reached 49.2735 lira, with a low of 49.1974 lira and a closing rate of 49.2612 lira. The euro’s intraday high was 55.4257 lira, its low was 55.1194 lira, and it closed at 55.3623 lira.
Monthly and annual performance
Since the start of October, the dollar has gained 0.25 lira, equal to a 0.50 percent increase. The euro’s gain over the same period was 0.08 lira, or 0.14 percent. Sterling gained 0.38 lira, which is a 0.59 percent rise since 1 October.
Compared to the start of the year, the dollar increased 6.31 lira, a 14.67 percent rise. The euro is up 4.93 lira or 9.76 percent since January 1, while sterling has risen 7.36 lira or 12.70 percent over the same period.
One-year exchange rate changes
Over the last year, the dollar strengthened by 18.22 percent, rising from 41.7386 lira one year ago to 49.3426 lira currently. The euro gained 14.47 percent over the year, increasing from 48.3944 lira to 55.3967 lira. Sterling’s annual gain reached 17.38 percent from 55.6446 lira to 65.3176 lira.
At 07:15 GMT on the same day, the euro was trading near a 31-day low at $1.1228, while the US dollar was near a 31-day high against the yen, at 158.224 yen.
Data: Swissquote
