CNY / EUR

CNY to EUR Exchange Rate Today

Convert Chinese Yuan to Euros with live CNY/EUR rates for European imports, China-EU trade, or studying in Europe. Navigate PBOC currency controls.

1000 CNY =

128.55EUR

1 EUR = 7.7791 CNY

1 CNY = 0.1286 EUR
rate updated Sep 11, 2026, 07:00 PM

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CNY to EUR conversion table

Common amounts at the current mid-market rate of 1 CNY = 0.1286 EUR.

CNY
EUR
1 CNY
0.1286 EUR
5 CNY
0.6428 EUR
10 CNY
1.29 EUR
25 CNY
3.21 EUR
50 CNY
6.43 EUR
100 CNY
12.86 EUR
500 CNY
64.28 EUR
1,000 CNY
128.55 EUR
5,000 CNY
642.75 EUR
EUR
CNY
1 EUR
7.78 CNY
5 EUR
38.90 CNY
10 EUR
77.79 CNY
25 EUR
194.48 CNY
50 EUR
388.95 CNY
100 EUR
777.91 CNY
500 EUR
3,890 CNY
1,000 EUR
7,779 CNY
5,000 EUR
38,895 CNY

Mid-market rate — the midpoint banks trade at, before any provider adds a margin. What you actually receive is below.

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What you actually get for 1,000 CNY

Nobody converts at the mid-market rate. At 1 CNY = 0.1286 EUR, a perfect conversion of 1,000 CNY would be 128.55 EUR. Here is what 6 services would really send, fee and exchange-rate margin included.

Service
Their rate
Fee
You get
MoneyGramest.
0.1279
1.49 CNY
127.75 EUR
XEest.
0.1273
—
127.32 EUR
WorldRemitest.
0.1265
1.99 CNY
126.27 EUR
Western Unionest.
0.1262
1.99 CNY
125.98 EUR
Xoomest.
0.1253
—
125.32 EUR
Wisecheapest
0.1286
25.31 CNY
125.30 EUR

On 1,000 CNY, the gap between the best and worst option here is 0.0000 EUR — the same money, converted on the same day. That difference is the fee plus the margin each service builds into its rate, and it is the only part of this page you can do anything about. How exchange-rate markups work.

Typical pricing for a bank-funded transfer, not a live quote — promotional offers and payment method can change it. Check the provider before sending. Rows marked est. use the provider's general figure, and CNY est. one measured for CNY sends but not for EUR specifically. Neither is ranked cheapest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current CNY to EUR exchange rate?

The Chinese Yuan to Euro rate typically ranges between €0.13-0.14 per ¥1 (or about ¥7.2-7.8 per €1). PBOC and ECB policies, China-EU trade relations, and yuan internationalization efforts influence this rate. China is the EU's largest trading partner: machinery, electronics and textiles flow from China to Europe. This makes CNY/EUR critical for European importers managing currency exposure.

How does China-EU trade affect this rate?

EU imports €450B+ from China annually while exporting €220B to China. This trade imbalance means constant demand for yuan from European importers. German auto makers (VW, BMW, Mercedes) have major Chinese operations, and they manage huge CNY exposures. When China's economy slows, yuan weakens against euro, making Chinese goods cheaper for Europeans but hurting European exporters to China.

What's the best way to send Yuan to Europe?

Use Chinese banks with European operations (Bank of China, ICBC), European banks' China branches (HSBC, BNP Paribas), Wise or OFX for transfers (note China's restrictions), or for businesses, trade finance services. Remember China's $50,000 annual personal conversion limit and documentation requirements. Cross-border e-commerce platforms increasingly support CNY-EUR settlements.

When should I convert Yuan to Euros?

Beijing families sending students to Oxford or ETH Zurich benefit when yuan strengthens below ¥7.8 per euro, reducing €25K tuition by ¥75K versus ¥8.2. Chinese students in Europe (80,000+ at UK/German/French universities) convert tuition before September/October intake. Paris luxury shoppers buying Louis Vuitton or Hermès watch for yuan strength; €10K handbag costs ¥78K versus ¥82K. China's $50K annual limit requires students to use family quotas (parents, grandparents) for full year expenses. PBOC's 9:15 AM fixing moves cross-rates 1-2% when European PMI data surprises.

What is yuan internationalization?

China's push to use yuan in global trade, reducing USD dependence. Belt and Road Initiative countries increasingly settle in yuan. CIPS (China's SWIFT alternative) processes yuan payments. However, capital controls and PBOC management limit full convertibility. For Europe-China trade, more companies invoice in yuan: Airbus accepts yuan for plane sales. This trend gradually increases yuan usability in Europe.

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