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ISK ap­pre­ci­ated in March

At the end of March, the EUR/ISK stood at 148.2, compared to 152.9 at the end of February, and the exchange rate index decreased (the króna strengthened) by 1.8%. The CBI will reduce its regular currency sales as of the beginning of April.
Íslenskir peningaseðlar
12 April 2021 - Landsbankinn

The Icelandic króna appreciated against the currencies of most of our main trading partners in March. At the end of the month, the euro stood at ISK 148.2, compared to ISK 152.9 at the end of February, and the US dollar stood at ISK 126.5, compared to ISK 126.2 at the end of February.

Turnover in the interbank foreign exchange market was ISK 51.5b. (EUR 341m.) in March. The CBI's share was ISK 12.2b. (EUR 81m.), which was 24% of total turnover.

ISK appreciated in March (pdf)

 

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