--- title: "What is 100 USD from 2000 worth today?" description: "100 US Dollar from 2000 had the purchasing power of about TRY 8,030 Turkish Lira in 2025. That is a cumulative price change of +87%." url: "https://valuethen.com/100-usd-2000-to-try-2025/" language: "en" site: "ValueThen" publisher: "Rising Throne" updated: "2026-09-02" license: "Data: World Bank CC BY 4.0, ECB, FRED" --- # What is 100 USD from 2000 worth today? 100 US Dollar from 2000 had the purchasing power of about TRY 8,030 Turkish Lira in 2025. That is a cumulative price change of +87%. # What is 100 USD from 2000 worth today? 100 US Dollar from 2000 had the purchasing power of about TRY 8,030 Turkish Lira in 2025. That is a cumulative price change of +87%. Amount Enter an amount, e.g. 100 Currency From year2000 Into To year2025 $100 in 2000 buys about as much as TRY 8,030 in 2025 Total price change +87% Since 2000 Average per year +2.5% Compounded Exchange rate used 42.949 TRY Rate on 2025-12-31 US Dollar data covers 1960–2026. Turkish Lira data covers 1960–2025. Sources: World Bank FP.CPI.TOTL, 2010=100; recent years chained from CPI-U (FRED CPIAUCNS) (current year = year-to-date average); World Bank FP.CPI.TOTL, 2010=100; currency-core; ecb-frankfurter. 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[Open Money Visualiser](https://moneyvisualiser.com/?utm_source=valuethen&utm_medium=cta) ![](/growth.svg) ## 39 currencies, each with its own history We only show years with official data. Tap a currency to start from its earliest year. - [![](/flags/AE.svg)AEDUnited Arab Emirates Dirham2007–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=AED&fy=2007&t=AED&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/AU.svg)AUDAustralian Dollar1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=AUD&fy=1960&t=AUD&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/BG.svg)BGNBulgarian Lev1985–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=BGN&fy=1985&t=BGN&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/BR.svg)BRLBrazilian Real1980–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=BRL&fy=1980&t=BRL&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/CA.svg)CADCanadian Dollar1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=CAD&fy=1960&t=CAD&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/CH.svg)CHFSwiss Franc1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=CHF&fy=1960&t=CHF&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/CL.svg)CLPChilean Peso1970–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=CLP&fy=1970&t=CLP&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/CN.svg)CNYChinese Yuan1986–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=CNY&fy=1986&t=CNY&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/CO.svg)COPColombian Peso1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=COP&fy=1960&t=COP&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/CZ.svg)CZKCzech Koruna1991–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=CZK&fy=1991&t=CZK&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/DK.svg)DKKDanish Krone1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=DKK&fy=1960&t=DKK&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/EG.svg)EGPEgyptian Pound1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=EGP&fy=1960&t=EGP&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/EU.svg)EUREuro1996–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=EUR&fy=1996&t=EUR&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/GB.svg)GBPBritish Pound1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=GBP&fy=1960&t=GBP&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/HK.svg)HKDHong Kong Dollar1981–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=HKD&fy=1981&t=HKD&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/HU.svg)HUFHungarian Forint1972–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=HUF&fy=1972&t=HUF&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/ID.svg)IDRIndonesian Rupiah1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=IDR&fy=1960&t=IDR&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/IL.svg)ILSIsraeli New Shekel1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=ILS&fy=1960&t=ILS&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/IN.svg)INRIndian Rupee1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=INR&fy=1960&t=INR&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/IS.svg)ISKIcelandic Króna1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=ISK&fy=1960&t=ISK&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/JP.svg)JPYJapanese Yen1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=JPY&fy=1960&t=JPY&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/KR.svg)KRWSouth Korean Won1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=KRW&fy=1960&t=KRW&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/MX.svg)MXNMexican Peso1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=MXN&fy=1960&t=MXN&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/MY.svg)MYRMalaysian Ringgit1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=MYR&fy=1960&t=MYR&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/NG.svg)NGNNigerian Naira1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=NGN&fy=1960&t=NGN&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/NO.svg)NOKNorwegian Krone1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=NOK&fy=1960&t=NOK&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/NZ.svg)NZDNew Zealand Dollar1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=NZD&fy=1960&t=NZD&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/PH.svg)PHPPhilippine Peso1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=PHP&fy=1960&t=PHP&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/PK.svg)PKRPakistani Rupee1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=PKR&fy=1960&t=PKR&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/PL.svg)PLNPolish Zloty1970–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=PLN&fy=1970&t=PLN&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/RO.svg)RONRomanian Leu1990–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=RON&fy=1990&t=RON&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/RU.svg)RUBRussian Ruble1992–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=RUB&fy=1992&t=RUB&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/SA.svg)SARSaudi Riyal1963–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=SAR&fy=1963&t=SAR&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/SE.svg)SEKSwedish Krona1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=SEK&fy=1960&t=SEK&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/SG.svg)SGDSingapore Dollar1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=SGD&fy=1960&t=SGD&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/TH.svg)THBThai Baht1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=THB&fy=1960&t=THB&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/TR.svg)TRYTurkish Lira1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=TRY&fy=1960&t=TRY&ty=2025) - [![](/flags/US.svg)USDUS Dollar1960–2026](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=USD&fy=1960&t=USD&ty=2026) - [![](/flags/ZA.svg)ZARSouth African Rand1960–2025](https://valuethen.com/?a=100&f=ZAR&fy=1960&t=ZAR&ty=2025) ## How the calculation works Every result on this page starts with an official consumer price index. A price index tracks what a fixed basket of goods and services costs in each year, so comparing the index of two years tells you how much more money you need today to buy the same things. We multiply your amount by the ratio of the two index values. Nothing is estimated or modelled by us. When the two currencies differ, a second step is needed, and there is no single correct order. Adjusting for inflation in the original currency and then converting at today's exchange rate answers what that old money would buy abroad now. Converting first at the historical rate and then adjusting for inflation in the target country answers what would have happened if you had exchanged the money back then. Both are shown; the first is the default because it needs only one exchange rate and is the convention most statistical offices use. Coverage differs by country because official statistics do. Each currency shows its own first year, and years without published data are simply not offered. Where a currency was redenominated, such as the Turkish lira in 2005 or the Brazilian real in 1994, amounts from before the change are converted into current units automatically and the page tells you the factor used. ## Data sources Consumer price indices come from the World Bank's FP.CPI.TOTL series, which harmonises national statistics for about 190 economies onto one base year. The euro area uses the European Central Bank's HICP, because the World Bank publishes no index for the currency union itself. Recent United States years are chained onto the CPI-U series published by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, since the World Bank release lags roughly a year. Exchange rates are European Central Bank reference rates from 1999 onward, extended further back through a commercial historical rates provider. Everything is refreshed automatically each night and the exact series behind any single result is named underneath it. ## What you can build with it The same numbers are available as a free JSON API with no key and no sign-up, so the calculator is only one way to reach them. Common uses are salary and pension comparisons across decades, adjusting historical prices in articles and research, sanity-checking figures quoted in the news, teaching material about compound inflation, and spreadsheet models that need a defensible price index rather than a guess. ## Limits worth knowing Three limits matter when you read a result. First, everything here is annual: a year is the average of twelve monthly readings, so a purchase made in January is treated exactly like one made in December, and short sharp price moves inside a year disappear. Second, a national price index tracks a national basket, not your basket; housing, education, healthcare and technology can move very differently from the average, so a result answers what money did on average rather than what it did for you. Third, cross-currency answers depend on an exchange rate as well as two price indices, and exchange rates move for reasons that have nothing to do with inflation, which is exactly why the two calculation methods can disagree. Treat every figure as a well-sourced estimate of scale, and quote the source line under it whenever the number matters. ## Free public API Every number on this page comes from an open, documented JSON API. Use it in spreadsheets, apps and AI tools. ``` GET https://api.valuethen.com/v1/convert?amount=100&from=USD&to=EUR&fromYear=2000&toYear=2024 ``` [Read the API docs](https://valuethen.com/api/) ## FAQ ### Where does the data come from? ### Why does each currency start in a different year? ### Why can two methods give two answers? ### How accurate are the results? ### Can I use this data in my own project? ### Why does the current year change during the year? Still have a question? [Email us](mailto:contact@therisingthrone.com?subject=valuethen.com) ## See what that money looks like Money Visualiser shows the physical size of any amount in cash, side by side across currencies. [Open Money Visualiser](https://moneyvisualiser.com/?utm_source=valuethen&utm_medium=cta) ## Use this page programmatically The same figure from the free API, no key required: ```bash curl "https://api.valuethen.com/v1/convert?amount=100&from=USD&to=EUR&fromYear=1970&toYear=2026" ``` ```json { "result": 777.71, "method": "cpi-then-fx", "sources": ["World Bank FP.CPI.TOTL, 2010=100"] } ``` --- Data sources: World Bank FP.CPI.TOTL, ECB HICP and reference rates, FRED CPI-U. Free JSON API: https://api.valuethen.com/openapi.json · Agent guide: https://valuethen.com/llms.txt · MCP: https://api.valuethen.com/mcp