Top 10 most expensive currencies. What is the most expensive currency? This is not a US dollar, and not even a British pound! The most expensive currencies in relation to the dollar

One of the main indicators of the strong and healthy economy of the country is expensive and stable national, the demand for which is available not only inside the state, but also far beyond. Already a long time ago, no one is secret that residents of the Arabian Peninsula countries may not work and receive special subsidies from the government, which the population is enough for a hazardous existence. It is worth noting that Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Yemen, Qatar and other countries are one of the main oil exporters on the world arena, which provides them with good economic indicators. Currently, the national scientists are considered the most expensive currencies in the world, but unfortunately, the demand for them in the world community is small. This is due to the fact that natural resources, in particular oil, in these countries will once may result in, respectively, the incomes of oil states can sharply decrease.

What is the most expensive currency in the world?

The tent of the leaders of the most expensive currencies in the world last few years remain unchanged. To date, the most expensive currency in the world is Kuwaiti dinar.

1. Kuwaiti Dinar

Kuwait is a small state on the shore of the Persian Gulf with very large stocks of raw materials: oil and gas. The name of the country's focus originated from the name of the coin, which was in circulation in the Roman Empire. Kuwaiti dinar was introduced in appeal 04/01/1996.

2. Bahrainsky Dinar

In second place is the Bahrainsky dinar. Bahrain is a small island kingdom with monarchical rule of government. For more than ten years, the Bahrainsky dinar has been very closely connected with the American dollar, against the background of which the dinar rate almost completely depends on the course of the American National Scale.

3. Oman Rial

Oman is one of the most ancient states in the world whose name occurred from the dynasty of the first sheyrs who managed the people in the VII century. Omansky Rial consists of thousands of BayZ. The exchange rate of Oman also has a strong binding to the US dollar.

4. Jordanian dinar

On the fourth line of the ranking is the Jordanian Dinar - the national currency of Jordan. The state is considered sufficiently developed and strong financially. The economy of the country is fully based on the extractive industry and the agricultural industry. Jordanian dinar, like other expensive currencies in the world, has a strong dependence on the US dollar.

5. Pound Sterling

On the fifth line of the rating of the most expensive currencies in the world there is a pound sterling - National Britain. The pound is also included in the top 7 of the most popular world currencies. The first banknotes of the pound sterling were printed and issued in turnover in 1694.

6. Dollar Cayman Islands

Cayman Islands are the territory of Britain and are located in the Caribbean Sea. To date, Cayman Islands is one of the most famous and popular offshores with simplified legislation in the tax sphere. The Cayman dollar was introduced in appeal in 1972. It has a close binding to pound sterling.

7. Euro

The currency of seventeen states, which are included in the eurozone, and nine states that are not included in it. Euroovaluta was represented by the world community in 1999. Today, the euro sustainably retains its position of the stable currency in the European market.

8. Swiss Frank

Switzerland by right wears several decent titles. This is the most stable and richest country in the world. The bank's banking system is not one century is the most durable, and the Swiss franc is a reliable currency.

9. US dollar

The American currency is recognized as the most popular currency in the world. More than 50% of all payments for goods and services are on it. All trading operations in the oil market occur in US dollars.

10. Libyan Dinar

Completes the top 10 most expensive currencies of the world Libyan Dinar - Natsvalyuta Libya. In recent years, the state is experiencing a wave of political complexity and civil encounters, but the location in the rich oil region saves Libya from ruin. Libya's Natsvalyuta since 1999 is tied to the currency of the IMF - SDR.

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The Russian ruble, unfortunately, is not an example for imitating with a long list of achievements. If you analyze the entire modern historical period of the formation and existence of the ruble, it is easy to see a tendency, which indicates that the ruble almost always demonstrates indicators of reducing its value in relation to the strongest world currencies.

CNY

Until 2005, the currency of the "Podnebyss" was tied to the financial indicators of the US dollar, but in recent years the Government of China sent its efforts to manually and managed cheapening of its currency to accelerate the growth rate of the economy

Nevertheless, even a weakened yuan for a decade went up by 228% regarding the ruble. Since October 2016, the Chinese currency has become the fifth reserve currency of the world, which the International Monetary Fund approved.

Israeli Shekel

The third place won the Israelis Shekel. For a decade he managed to rise by 216% and demonstrate a floating, but relatively stable course, which allowed to resist on the same indicators in relation to the dollar, which were at the very beginning of the period under study.

U.S. dollar

As for the most famous currency in our country and most used after the ruble, it took just an eighth place. The dollar rate has strengthened 170% and was displaced by those currencies, the existence of which most of our fellow citizens do not even suspect.

Schedule. US dollar rate to ruble for 10 years

Top 10 top currencies world rankings

So, let's look at the full list of the top 10 most strong currencies in the world:

1. Swiss franc (237% growth over a decade).
2. Chinese yuan (228% growth to ruble over a decade);
3. Israelis Shekel (216% growth);
4. Bolivian Boliviano (211% growth);
5. Singapore dollar (206% growth);
6. Brunese dollar (205% growth);
7. Thai Bat (196% growth);
8. US dollar (170% growth);
9. Japanese yen (169% growth);
10. Dirham UAE (168% growth).

It is worth noting that the Kuwaiti Dinar, which reached the mark in almost 248 rubles per unit for ten years, was the most expensive currency. Nevertheless, if we take into account only an increase in percent, then it amounted to almost 158%, which made it possible to take a place in the second ten of the overall standings. Two other popular currency in the Russian Federation (Euro and British pound) occupied 26 and 33 place, respectively.

The most expensive currencies in relation to the dollar

If you check the dynamics of the course of all the above currencies, but instead of growth in relation to the ruble, take indicators in relation to the US dollar, then the Chinese yuan will take place in the first place, which has strengthened by as much as 25%.

The Swiss currency will fall as low as low and with a 20% rate of increasing the course will be in second place. The third place will invariably remain for the Israeli monetary unit, which will demonstrate an indicator of 15%.

It is curious that even the Thai currency again showed a higher growth dynamics than the US dollar, and in general rose by 9%

Why is the ruble always among the "weak"?

In general, the national currency is nothing but to display the degree of independence and the development of the economy of its country.

At this historical stage, the ruble rate depends very much on the cost of oil, one of the main exporters of which is the Russian Federation

The main method of exiting a similar unpleasant situation is to improve, modify and reorient the economy of our country, which will improve not only its indicators, but also the total investment climate of the Russian Federation.

Ultimately, all this will lead not only to the greater independence of the country from external factors, but also to the stability of the national currency, which, at least, will not lose in value, but as a maximum, will begin to grow, as well as the currencies of other industrial development and economies of states.

Investment in foreign currency and savings outside banks

Most financial experts are confident that investments in the strongest foreign currencies will not only help save savings, but will bring some profits at a relatively long stage (future decade). Given the current economic crisis, there is no reason to believe that growth will not continue. Moreover, now the growth of the dollar rate is predicted to 80-90 rubles already the upcoming fall of 2018.

Financiers recommend not to get involved in investments only in the most popular dollar now. It is worth trying to dispel your accumulations in several directions: the most stable currencies, stock shares, precious metals

Relying only on the US currency risky due to the fact that even it has certain growth cycles and falls, accurately predict that is impossible.

Experts also advise partially keep their accumulations in paper, because in difficult economic situations it will be an order of magnitude safer.

Where can I buy rare currencies?

Most unpopular, but economically stable currencies can be purchased even in Russian banks. This statement concerns: yuan, Swiss francs, yen, shekels and others. Of course, in the presence of a financial institution, they will be smaller than the same dollars, but they will definitely.

Chief Council - contact the real representative offices of banks, and not to incomprehensible exchanger, which can fool both in the course and with the currency itself, which may be fake.

How often do we keep these papers in your hands, as a lot and few can buy on them. As a rule, we usually talk about the price of goods or services, and not about the cost of money. And the price of these coins, the papers becomes known after comparing one currency on the other. The modern world has more than 180 currencies. Whatcurrencymost expensive on the planet? To do this, the top 10 rating is compiled - find out what the most expensive currency In the world and their value in relation to the ruble.

The most expensive currencies in the world

It turned out a very interesting table, which is headed, as not surprising, oil producers. By the way, they intend to unite and create their single currency, according to the type of euro, but the price of such money remains a mystery, given that only one Kuwait every 15 resident is a millionaire. Most likely, she will be impressive. Strange looks like in this list of Azerbaijan with his manat. Apparently, "Magic Aura" also operated here. But Latvia is actively successful for the European Union, heating his euro. Who also got into the top 10, unlike

Summary Currency Cost Data Table

How is the exchange rate set?

So, the most expensive currency - Kuwaiti dinar ( Kuwaiti Dinar.).

For one Kwdi dinar (letter code - KWD, currency code - 414) give 88.59 rubles (as of April 1, 2008) or $ 3.75. Interestingly, in the 1984 discharge, for one Kuwaiti dinar, 2,79 rubles were given or $ 3.28. No dynam - the highest value of the currency.

Kuwaiti Dinar was introduced into appeal in 1961, replacing Indian Rupeiu. In 2006, Kuwait revalued its currency per 1% in relation to the dollar. As a result, the American currency rate fell below 0.29 dinar per unit. And already in May 2007, the dinar rate was taken from the dollar, replacing the last multicurrency basket.

Bahrainsky Dinar (BHD or BD currency code).

From 1966 to 1973, there was a national currency of the UAE Emirate, until he was replaced by Dirham UAE. Bahrainsky Dinar was introduced into appeal in 1965, replacing the Persian Gulf Rupee. The dinar course is "tied" to the US dollar since 1987. In relation to other world currencies, Dinar fluctuates synchronously with the dollar.

Omansky Rial

• - Monetary unit of State Oman.
• International designation - OMR.
• On the inscription banknotes on the one hand written in English, the other is in Arabic.
• And coins without an English notation.

Latvian lat.

- Latvia's currency from 1922 to 1940 and since 1993, after independence.
After replacing the euro of the Maltese Lyra and Cyprus Lat, the Lat became the most "heavy" currency of the EU. As of January 1, 2009, the course of sterling was below the Lata Course on 15 Russian rubles

Pound sterling

• - United Kingdom's monetary unit.
• Code: GBP or UKL.

Banks of individual territories as part of the UK produce banknotes with their design. Formally, these banknotes must be taken by all banks of the UK. The name is finally fixed for the monetary unit since 1694 during the first issue of banknotes by the Bank of England. It was the main reserve currency in the countries of the world in the XVIII and XIX centuries. After World War II, a severe economic situation in the UK and the domination of the United States of America in the global economy led to the loss of pound sterling status of the most significant currency. Although already in 2006, he became the third most widespread reserve currency, having received a surge in popularity in recent years.

Special borrowing rights ( Special Drawing Rights., SDR, SDRS, XDR)

• - artificial reserve and payment agent issued by the IMF.
• It has only a cashless form in the form of records in bank accounts, banknotes have not been released.
• It has a limited scope of use, refers only inside the IMF.

Used to calculate the IMF loans, replenishment reserves, covering the balance of payments deficit, balance balance control. Special borrowing rights were created in 1696.

The XDR course is published daily and determined on the basis of the dollar value of the basket of four leading currencies: pound sterling, yen, euro, USA. Currency weight in the basket is revised every five years.

Euro - one of the most expensive currencies

Euro

- The official currency of the EU, 17 countries that are included in its composition. In 2006, in cash circulation there were about 610 billion euros, which made this currency the owner of the highest total value of cash, circulating around the world, ahead of the US dollar indicator. In non-cash euro calculations, introduced in 1999, and in cash - since 2002. Cash euros replaced national currencies 17 EU countries out of 27.

Jordanian Dina - (Jod or JD) is a monetary unit of Jordan. On coins and bills depicted royal dynasty. Coins and banknotes are signed in English and Arabic. In 1949, Dinar came to replace the Palestinian pound.

Azerbaijan manat

• - The official monetary unit of the Republic of Azerbaijan, twice subjected to denomination - in 1992 and 2006.
• The design of banknotes was developed by Austrian designer Roberto Kalina, developed and modern design of euro banknotes.
• Therefore, coins show a certain similarity with euro coins.

Ghanaian sedi

• - The monetary unit of Ghana, introduced in 1965.
• International designation: C, GHC.

For a long time, Ghana had no currency. On the territory of the country in the go there were money imported from neighboring countries. The need for the introduction of its own currency originated in Ghana as a result of the development of tourism and inflow to the country of foreigners. So, in 1958 a Ghanaian pound appeared, which in 1965 was replaced by Si. The currency has survived two reforms of 1972 and 2007. Last time - because of. Song got rid of bills of four zeros.

At the moment, the sedie exists only in the form of banknotes of different nominal. As we see among the currencies there is no dollar, but if you consider, it may well enter the top ten.

The modern world has more than 180 currencies. Among them are the most expensive - currencies of Middle Eastern oil-producing countries: Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman.

The economy is perhaps one of the most flexible public areas. She is experiencing "ups and downs" almost every day, and above all it affects the course of currencies. Racing on the currency exchange occur it hourly, that we can observe, for example, in the news. We present you a global currency rating for today in relation to the dollar. Why to dollar? Because it is one of the reserve currencies of the world.

In 2017, Kuwaiti dinar is still the most expensive currency. And the cheapest currency is the Iranian rial.

In relation to Russian currency, 1 Kuwaiti dinar is equal to about 190 rubles, 1 Iranian rial - 0.0017 rubles.

Country Country Country Course

The most expensive currencies in the world

The pound sterling is the main currency of Great Britain. Initially, in all English colonies also used pounds, only local production, and they differed. To date, the situation has not changed, and in the former colonial countries of the United Kingdom still produce their pounds sterling, which, however, are not accepted in the UK itself. It is worth noting that silver coins were called sterling, and the bills appeared only at the end of the 17th century.

Jordanian dinar is the official currency of the Jordanian kingdom located in the Middle East. The value of this currency in global economic relations is very difficult to explain even the most experienced experts. Let's start with the fact that the economy of this country is extremely unstable, and the very state itself is provided with resources. However, most analysts converge on the fact that the value of the dinar is determined by the development of agriculture and binding to the US dollar.

The value of this currency in the world is quite logical and explained. Oman is a state at the Arabian Peninsula with a very high rate of development of the economy. Because of the expensive currency, it is made in dignity with a quarter or half of the rial. Experts also explain this strong binding to the US dollar. It is worth noting that the course of the rial hesitates mirroring with the dollar course of the United States.

This currency has won its place in the ranking exclusively thanks to the sales of oil, as this is an economically-forming factor in Bahrain. Bahrain is located in the Arabic Gulf, and the population of it does not exceed a million people. As for interesting facts about this Dinar, it is known only that his course has not changed over 15 years, which makes it the most stable currency in the world.

To date, Kuwaiti Dinar is the most expensive currency in the world. As in the case of the Bahrain Dinar, the rise in prices for Kuwaitian currency is due to active export oil and petroleum products. In addition, oil sale is the main and only economic base of the country. It is worth noting that the Kuwaiti dinar consists of global turnover since 1996.

Monitoring the currency rate can be one of the components of your success in the financial sector. Many people make a very good career, earning specifically at the fluctuations of the currency exchange rate. Tomorrow among them you can be, and it is quite real.

Money is a benefit tool. And each country has its own tool - a currency that is characteristic only for it. Let us find out what currencies are the most expensive in the world and how they appeared how stable and firm they are, and how long they can hold out so. Before you is a list of the most expensive currencies in the world.

1 SGD \u003d 0.74 USD
In the tenth place is a Singapore dollar. After Singapore became independent in 1965, a new currency appeared, which was first equivalent to the British pound, and later tied to the dollar. But, short-sighted power ceased to follow the currency, and she went to her own way. All this happened for two decades. The cost of the Singapore dollar took off to such heights, after the East began to develop, and Singapore became the center of technology. The stable growth of the GDP of this country makes a very hard and stable currency from Singapore dollar, which is unlikely to influence something.

1 BND \u003d 0.74 USD
The Brunese dollar is equal to Singapore at its price. Brunei as a country is famous for its high GDP indicator, geographically, it is located in the area between the Southern Chinese Sea and Malaysia. Now the price of the dollar fell a little, and only 5 years ago record was recorded - one Brunese dollar was 0.83 USD. Inflation and other economic processes do not affect the change in this currency, and it is unlikely that something changes.

1 AUD \u003d 0.75 USD
The Australian dollar (as well as Canadian) is a freely convertible raw currency, and its course may vary depending on the price policy in commodity markets. This is all due to the fact that Australia is a country that only exports. She sells in world markets, selling such minerals as: gold, oil, coal, iron ore, and also sell various aggregates for agriculture. Back in 2015, the Australian dollar fell in price, as it was a very hard year for the country itself. But, still this currency is one of the most expensive in the world.

Almost all since childhood know this banknote. American dollar, which is the point of reference of all other currencies, remaining the most important world currency. After negotiation between Saudi Arabia and the United States, in 1973, such a term appeared in the world as "Nefedollar". And two years later, oil exporters decided that the only equivalent for the purchase of oil would be the US dollar. What gave rise to a huge demand for this currency. Now there are many reflections that if the crisis falls to the United States of America, the dollar will also lose its position. But experts and economists deny such a variant of the development of events.

1 CHF \u003d 1,04 USD
We all know many sayings and jokes associated with Swiss banks, the phrase "The Swiss Bank" became the winged. Switzerland is famous for its banks that are the oldest and large in the world. Therefore, the Swiss franc, this is a currency in which the world capital is kept. After Switzerland joined the European Union, Frank was attached to the euro and for some time he had tightly followed his course. But, two years ago, he began to independently and undermined all the currency exchanges at that time, literally for the first 15 minutes he grew by 20-30%, and in this position he remained until today.

1 EUR \u003d 1,13 USD
Euro - the official currency of the European Union, which includes 19 countries, in 9 of them euros - the official currency. The euro replaced the European currency unit, which was in Europe everybody from 1979 to 1998. For non-cash settlement, the euro was introduced on January 1, 1999, for cash on January 1, 2002. The euro remained the most stable currency, which is one of the best exchange-free equivalents.

1 GBP \u003d 1.47 USD
Since the UK conducted their colonial conquests, the British pound became a solid and rigid currency. Many savings accounts are stored in it, since the British pound has not fallen for many years. Almost twelve years ago, he acquired the status of the third largest widespread currency, which is used for reserves, having received a huge splash of interest that has been preserved to this day.

1 OMR \u003d 2,60 USD
Oman is a country that sells oil. There is also a very well developed heavy industry, mining and tourism. The average salary of a resident of Oman - $ 4,100, and GDP per inhabitant is more than $ 16,000. Unlike a variety of developed countries, there are no homeless and unemployed. If you carefully look at all these facts, it becomes clear why Omansky Rial is one of the most expensive currencies in the world.

1 BHD \u003d 2.65 USD
Bahrainsky Dinar is so stable and high on the stock exchange, as far as Saudi Arabia successfully works in the oil market. In addition, he has one advantage: in the city of Bahrain, the US naval base is located, which is very important for the United States, which is naturally reflected in the economic policy of the region. Before Dinar was used, it was earlier in everyday life, a currency change occurred in 1965.

1 kwd \u003d 3.32 USD
So, the first place of the list was taken by Kuwaiti Dinar, this is the most expensive currency of the world. Kuwaiti dinar - freely convertible currency. At the same time, this currency keeps its position as the most stable and expensive currency unit for a couple of dozen years. But the thing is that in Kuwait, oil production is now actively going, which stimulates the economy, and is an impetus for the promotion of this country in the global economic arena.