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Euro today in Venezuela: price and exchange rate on Sunday, September 6, 2026

From Clarín · () Spanish

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  • The euro traded at 946 Venezuelan bolívars in Venezuela on Sunday, September 6, 2026, unchanged from the previous session.
  • One hundred euros equaled 94,565 bolívars, while 1,000 euros equaled 945,651 bolívars at the current rate.
  • The euro had risen 166.38% in Venezuela during 2026, from 355 to 946 bolívars.

The euro stood at 946 Venezuelan bolívars on Sunday, September 6, according to the latest official update. The rate remained unchanged from the previous session, when it was also 946 bolívars.

At that price, 100 euros equaled 94,565 bolívars. One thousand euros represented 945,651 bolívars.

The euro is used as a reference in transactions involving travel, savings, foreign trade, international purchases and transfers from abroad. Its value may vary across official rates, banks, exchange houses, informal markets where they exist, and digital operations.

In Venezuela, the euro had accumulated a 166.38% increase during 2026, rising from 355 bolívars to 946. The currency remains an international reserve and reference currency, even as the dollar usually receives greater attention across the region.

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