CNY to EUR — Live Exchange Rate & Currency Converter

Convert CNY to EUR instantly with live mid-market rates. Updated every 5 minutes from global forex markets.

Mid-market rate
1 CNY = 0.124753 EUR
Amount
Converted to
249.51
Mid-market rate at

Chinese Yuan (CNY) to Euro (EUR) Exchange Rate

Live CNY/EUR mid-market rate. Data sourced from global financial markets and refreshed every 5 minutes.

Current Rate0.124753
30d Change-0.34%
30d High0.125455
30d Low0.124230

CNY to EUR — 30-Day Exchange Rate History

Track the CNY/EUR mid-market rate over the past 30 days. Use the chart to spot trends and identify the best time to convert.

Chinese Yuan to Euro Conversion Table

Common CNY to EUR conversions at today's live rate. All amounts calculated using the current mid-market rate.

Chinese Yuan (CNY)Euro (EUR)
10 CNY1.25 EUR
20 CNY2.50 EUR
50 CNY6.24 EUR
100 CNY12.48 EUR
200 CNY24.95 EUR
500 CNY62.38 EUR
1,000 CNY124.75 EUR
2,000 CNY249.51 EUR
5,000 CNY623.77 EUR
10,000 CNY1,247.53 EUR
50,000 CNY6,237.65 EUR
100,000 CNY12,475.30 EUR
Euro (EUR)Chinese Yuan (CNY)
10 EUR80.16 CNY
20 EUR160.32 CNY
50 EUR400.79 CNY
100 EUR801.58 CNY
200 EUR1,603.17 CNY
500 EUR4,007.92 CNY
1,000 EUR8,015.84 CNY
2,000 EUR16,031.68 CNY
5,000 EUR40,079.20 CNY
10,000 EUR80,158.39 CNY
50,000 EUR400,791.96 CNY
100,000 EUR801,583.93 CNY

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How to Convert CNY to EUR

Converting CNY to EUR on LiveRateFX is simple, free, and takes just seconds.

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About CNY and EUR

Chinese Yuan (CNY)

The Chinese Yuan (CNY), also known as Renminbi (RMB), is the official currency of China, issued by the People's Bank of China. It is increasingly important in global trade and finance.

Euro (EUR)

The Euro (EUR) is the official currency of 20 European Union member states, collectively known as the Eurozone. Issued by the European Central Bank, it is the second most traded currency in the world.

Supported Currencies

LiveRateFX covers 33 major and emerging market currencies across four regions. Click any currency to see its live rate against USD.

CNY/USDCNY/GBPCNY/JPYCNY/CADCNY/AUDCNY/HKDCNY/SGDCNY/INRCNY/VNDCNY/IDRCNY/PHPCNY/THBCNY/PKRCNY/BDTCNY/KRWCNY/MYRCNY/PLNCNY/HUFCNY/CZKCNY/RONCNY/SEKCNY/NOKCNY/DKKCNY/BRLCNY/MXNCNY/TRYCNY/EGPCNY/AEDCNY/COPCNY/CLPCNY/PEN

Chinese Yuan (CNY) to Euro (EUR) — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current CNY to EUR exchange rate?

The current CNY to EUR exchange rate is 0.124753. This means 1 CNY = 0.124753 EUR at today's mid-market rate. Rates are updated every 5 minutes on LiveRateFX.

How much is 100 CNY in EUR?

100 CNY = 12.48 EUR at today's mid-market rate of 1 CNY = 0.124753 EUR. Use the converter above to calculate any amount instantly.

Has CNY gotten stronger or weaker against EUR recently?

Over the past 30 days, CNY has weakened against EUR by 0.34%. The 30-day high was 0.125455 and the 30-day low was 0.124230. Check the chart above for the full rate history.

Is it free to convert CNY to EUR on LiveRateFX?

LiveRateFX is completely free to use. There are no fees, no sign-up required, and no hidden charges. We provide mid-market reference rates for informational purposes.

What is the mid-market rate for CNY to EUR?

The mid-market rate is the midpoint between the buy and sell prices of CNY and EUR on global currency markets. It is the fairest representation of a currency's value and is the rate used by LiveRateFX. Note that banks and money transfer services typically add a markup on top of the mid-market rate.