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The United Nations (UN) recognises about 180 currencies in the world as legal tender. Have you ever asked yourself which one is the strongest?
The United States (US) dollar has been for decades, used as a fixed-based currency because it’s used in most foreign markets.
The strongest currency, therefore, is one that yields the smallest exchange against the dollar. This means that the strongest currencies are those that are more expensive than the US dollar.…
