<p>Looking at the <a href="https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/datasets/treasury-reporting-rates-exchange/treasury-reporting-rates-of-exchange" rel="nofollow noreferrer">list of Treasury reporting rate of exchange</a>, I see that the Croatia-Euro to USD exchange rate (<code>0.925</code>) differ from the Eurozone-Euro to USD exchange rate (<code>0.936</code>). Why?</p>
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2023-03-19T09:16:51.873Z
They have different effective dates (scroll right on the table in your link).  The EuroZone-Euro figure of 0.936 is for 12/31/2022 (like almost all of the other rates) while the Croatia-Euro figure of 0.925 is for 1/13/2023.  The USD-EUR rates vary over time and what you have seen simply reflects the timing difference and the US Treasury being a little slow in spotting Croatia had adopted the Euro
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2023-03-19T14:25:01.970Z
@Henry thanks, my bad, good catch! Didn't see the other columns.
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Why does the Croatia-Euro to USD exchange rate differ from the Eurozone-Euro to USD exchange rate in the list of Treasury reporting rate of exchange?
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# Why does the Croatia-Euro to USD exchange rate differ from the Eurozone-Euro to USD exchange rate in the list of Treasury reporting rate of exchange?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-03-18)

Looking at the [list of Treasury reporting rate of exchange](https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/datasets/treasury-reporting-rates-exchange/treasury-reporting-rates-of-exchange), I see that the Croatia-Euro to USD exchange rate (`0.925`) differ from the Eurozone-Euro to USD exchange rate (`0.936`). Why?

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> **username_1**: They have different effective dates (scroll right on the table in your link).  The EuroZone-Euro figure of 0.936 is for 12/31/2022 (like almost all of the other rates) while the Croatia-Euro figure of 0.925 is for 1/13/2023.  The USD-EUR rates vary over time and what you have seen simply reflects the timing difference and the US Treasury being a little slow in spotting Croatia had adopted the Euro  
> **username_0**: @Henry thanks, my bad, good catch! Didn't see the other columns.  

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