The parallel-market euro rate in Tripoli and in Turkey, with the daily change and the EUR/USD rate implied by Libyan market prices.
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Euro - TripoliHigh 10.87 · Low 10.82
10.84▼ -0.02
Euro - TurkeyHigh 10.94 · Low 10.89
10.92▼ -0.01
Market summary - 6 October 2026
On 6 October 2026 the Euro - Tripoli rate stood at 10.84 LYD, down 0.02 (0.18%) compared with the close on 5 October 2026. During the day it ranged between 10.82 and 10.87 LYD.
34 rate updates were recorded that day.
Euro - Tripoli trend over the last 11 recorded trading days
11.179.86
22 Sept6 Oct
Each point is the closing rate (the last recorded rate) of a trading day. Days with no recorded rates are not shown.
Euro against the dollar on the parallel market
1 EUR ≈ 1.1222 USD
Dividing the euro rate by the dollar rate in Tripoli, one euro is currently worth about 1.1222 US dollars on Libya's parallel market. Comparing this with the global EUR/USD rate shows which of the two currencies is relatively cheaper locally.
The euro rate matters to people travelling to Europe for treatment, study or tourism, to traders importing from the European Union, and to families sending money to children studying abroad. It is also followed by anyone dealing with the Turkish market, where many transactions are settled in euros.
What is the euro rate in Turkey?
The Euro - Turkey item shows the price of a euro in Libyan dinars when it is delivered or collected in Turkey, which matters to travellers and traders dealing with the Turkish market. It is usually slightly higher than the Tripoli rate because of the cost of transferring and delivering money outside Libya.
How the euro rate relates to the dollar rate
The euro rate in Libya usually moves with the dollar rate, because demand for both is driven by the same factors such as liquidity and central bank decisions. It is also affected by the global EUR/USD rate: if the euro strengthens globally, its dinar price tends to rise even when the dollar rate is flat.
Tips before buying euros
Compare the euro rate with the dollar rate multiplied by the global EUR/USD rate to see whether the local price is high.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the euro rate shown the official rate?
No, it is the parallel-market rate in Tripoli. The official rate is published by the Central Bank of Libya and usually differs from the market rate.
Why is the euro rate in Turkey different from Tripoli?
Delivery in Turkey includes the cost of transferring and moving money outside Libya, so the rate is usually a little higher.
How is the euro-to-dollar rate on this page calculated?
We divide the latest euro rate in Tripoli by the latest cash dollar rate in Tripoli, which shows how many dollars one euro is worth on Libya's parallel market.