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Where the rate comes from
The rate is the European Central Bank reference rate for the pair, fetched live through the Frankfurter service when the page opens. The reference rates are published once on each working day, so on a weekend you see the latest working-day rate, and the answer shows the date it applies to.
What this rate is and is not
It is a reference rate. It is not the rate your bank, card network or money-transfer service will use, because those add a margin or a fee. Use it to get a sense of the number, then compare it with what your provider quotes.
The yuan, also called the renminbi, is the currency of mainland China.
How it works
- The question is recognised as a currency conversion.
- A tool computes or fetches the result. No language model writes the number.
- You see the result, its source, and the label From tools · 0 tokens.
More on the difference between tool answers and model answers: How answers work.
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