Currency
The currency’s US-dollar value now vs one year ago — positive means it strengthened. Our calculation from daily ECB reference rates.
Israel leads with 9.86 %; Turkey sits last at -14.31 %. Best-for-you first — higher is better here.
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Cite this dataset
Fiatmap, “Currency by country”, fiatmap.com/rankings/currency. Licensed CC BY 4.0. Underlying data: official statistics (BIS, ECB, FRED, Eurostat, OECD, World Bank, SSB), each value dated at source.
Regional averages
Europe (34)
-2.41 %
Americas (14)
0.86 %
Asia (17)
-2.50 %
Oceania (4)
0.65 %
Unweighted mean of the published values in each region — our aggregation, not an official statistic.
How to read this figure
Our own calculation from daily ECB reference rates: the currency’s US-dollar value today versus one year ago. A strengthening currency makes imports and foreign travel cheaper; it is not a verdict on the economy.
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