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The official currency of the United States, widely used as a reserve currency and in international transactions.
The official currency of the European Union, used by 19 of its member states. It is the second most traded currency in the world.
The official currency of Japan, known for its low interest rates and safe-haven status in times of economic uncertainty.
The official currency of the United Kingdom, widely used in international trade and known for its historical significance.
The official currency of Canada, known for its stability and close correlation with the price of oil due to Canada's natural resource exports.
The official currency of Australia, known for its high interest rates and close ties to commodity prices, particularly gold and iron ore.
The official currency of Switzerland, known for its stability and neutrality. It is often considered a safe-haven currency.
The official currency of China, also known as the renminbi. It is regulated by the People's Bank of China and plays a significant role in global trade.
The official currency of New Zealand, known for its high interest rates and close ties to agricultural exports, particularly dairy products.
The official currency of South Africa, known for its volatility and sensitivity to global commodity prices, particularly gold and platinum.
The official currency of Mexico, known for its close ties to the United States and its influence on the Mexican economy.
The official currency of India, known for its high population and emerging market status. It is regulated by the Reserve Bank of India.
The official currency of Brazil, known for its volatility and sensitivity to global commodity prices, particularly oil and agricultural products.
The official currency of Russia, known for its volatility and sensitivity to global oil prices. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Russia.
The official currency of Singapore, known for its stability and strong financial sector. It is often considered a safe-haven currency.
The official currency of Hong Kong, known for its stability and pegged exchange rate with the United States dollar.
The official currency of Norway, known for its stability and close ties to the oil industry. It is often considered a commodity currency.
The official currency of Sweden, known for its stability and close ties to the European Union. It is often considered a safe-haven currency.
The official currency of Turkey, known for its volatility and sensitivity to political and economic events. It is regulated by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey.
The official currency of South Korea, known for its stability and close ties to the United States. It is regulated by the Bank of Korea.
The official currency of Saudi Arabia, known for its stability and close ties to the oil industry. It is regulated by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority.
The official currency of the United Arab Emirates, known for its stability and close ties to the oil industry. It is regulated by the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates.
The official currency of Poland, known for its stability and close ties to the European Union. It is regulated by the National Bank of Poland.
The official currency of Denmark, known for its stability and close ties to the European Union. It is often considered a safe-haven currency.
The official currency of Malaysia, known for its stability and close ties to the oil industry. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Malaysia.
The official currency of Thailand, known for its stability and close ties to the tourism industry. It is regulated by the Bank of Thailand.
The official currency of Indonesia, known for its volatility and sensitivity to global commodity prices. It is regulated by the Bank of Indonesia.
The official currency of the Philippines, known for its stability and close ties to the United States. It is regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
The official currency of Israel, known for its stability and close ties to the United States. It is regulated by the Bank of Israel.
The official currency of the Czech Republic, known for its stability and close ties to the European Union. It is regulated by the Czech National Bank.
The official currency of Hungary, known for its stability and close ties to the European Union. It is regulated by the Hungarian National Bank.
The official currency of Chile, known for its stability and sensitivity to global commodity prices, particularly copper. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Chile.
The official currency of Colombia, known for its stability and sensitivity to global commodity prices, particularly oil and coffee. It is regulated by the Banco de la República.
The official currency of Egypt, known for its stability and close ties to the United States. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Egypt.
The official currency of Peru, known for its stability and sensitivity to global commodity prices, particularly copper and gold. It is regulated by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru.
The official currency of Romania, known for its stability and close ties to the European Union. It is regulated by the National Bank of Romania.
The official currency of Nigeria, known for its volatility and sensitivity to global oil prices. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
The official currency of Ukraine, known for its volatility and sensitivity to political and economic events. It is regulated by the National Bank of Ukraine.
The official currency of Argentina, known for its volatility and sensitivity to political and economic events. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Argentina.
The official currency of Venezuela, known for its volatility and sensitivity to political and economic events. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Venezuela.
The official currency of Vietnam, known for its stability and close ties to the United States. It is regulated by the State Bank of Vietnam.
The official currency of Bangladesh, known for its stability and close ties to the United States. It is regulated by the Bangladesh Bank.
The official currency of Kuwait, known for its stability and close ties to the oil industry. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Kuwait.
The official currency of Qatar, known for its stability and close ties to the oil industry. It is regulated by the Qatar Central Bank.
The official currency of Oman, known for its stability and close ties to the oil industry. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Oman.
The official currency of Bahrain, known for its stability and close ties to the oil industry. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain.
The official currency of Jordan, known for its stability and close ties to the United States. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Jordan.
The official currency of Morocco, known for its stability and close ties to the European Union. It is regulated by the Bank Al-Maghrib.
The official currency of Tunisia, known for its stability and close ties to the European Union. It is regulated by the Central Bank of Tunisia.
The official currency of Algeria, known for its stability and close ties to the oil industry. It is regulated by the Bank of Algeria.