Currencies currently speculated to revalue soon: Iraq, China, India, and Vietnam. The probability and timetable for each currency however, is unknown. Currency investing is generally a long term investment and you have to be in it for the long haul.
Iraq and India have the best opportunities as both are growing and the currency is steadily appreciating.
no way It was globally known that Iraq announced the revaluation of its currency soon. This is merely possible indeed. With the fact that they hold the largest oil industry in the world, there is really truth with that proclamation. It is still evident that customer satisfaction is the best way to handle a business-at least for Dinar Currency. I hope it will help others.
We can't use it at the moment but the currency of England will possibly change soon.
Exchange rates change all the time, so whatever answer given will soon be out of date. The best way to get an up to date answer is to use one of the currency conversion sites, such as the one below.
The euro is a currency formed in 1999 from the ECU (a former banking currency). The euro became the currency of 11 member states of the European Union and was under the independent management of the European Central Bank.The initial members of the euro where Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain. In 1999 the separate currencies of these countries ceased to exist and simply became sub-denominations of the euro. The banknotes and coins of these former currencies however continued to circulate until physical euro currency was released on January 1st 2002.Greece joined the Euro on 1st January 2002, just in time for the introductuon of the physical euro currency. Slovenia joined on 1st January 2007. Cyprus and Malta joined the euro on 1st January 2008.All member states that joined the European Union since 1999 must adopt the euro as soon as it is possible.true
Factors include: * Monetary policies of the federal reserve or central bank. * Health of an economy. * Trade policies. * Currency inflation and deflation. FACTORS CAN BE CATEGORISED INTO 3: 1 Economic factors 2 Political factors 3 Market psychology
no way It was globally known that Iraq announced the revaluation of its currency soon. This is merely possible indeed. With the fact that they hold the largest oil industry in the world, there is really truth with that proclamation. It is still evident that customer satisfaction is the best way to handle a business-at least for Dinar Currency. I hope it will help others.
Most countries have their own currency. In effect you are asking why each country has its own currency. Historically each country has always had its own currency and run its own economy for its own benefit. The EU is one of the few parts of the world where there is a joint currency used in multiple countries, and the only example amongst economically advanced counties. In theory we may eventually have a common world currency. This would require agreement between all countries to set up a joint international body to regulate the currency (as the EU already has with the 'European Central Bank'), which is independent of any one government. I don't see this happening any time soon.
Koruna meaning crown. However soon they will accept the Euro as their currency
At the rate it's heading, yes, the Euro and economy of the EU will eventually stabilize, although not anytime soon.
The sandwich - it will soon be the only medium with any value.
not any time soon because it is a big part of many children in the Asian countries.
Yes, as soon as government is formed, which is now announced to be done this month, so with all the issues that had to be completed, now almost done, this is the month all investors will remember for the rest of their lives.
It depends which country you are referring to. Many countries do not have employment laws and very young children work as soon as they are physically capable.
not soon enough
We can't use it at the moment but the currency of England will possibly change soon.
The Euro currency was introduced in 1999. It has expanded its member states once and is about to include more countries Very soon. look google it for the specific dats and countries ect if you want to know more
The dollar (often represented by the dollar sign $) is the name of the official currency of many countries, including the United States, Canada, the Eastern Caribbean territories, Ecuador, Suriname, El Salvador, Panama, Belize, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Brunei, East Timor, Australia, and New Zealand.The official currency of the UK is the pound (£). There are 100 pence in a pound