The rupee will be a familiar currency name for many people around the world. However did you know Sri Lanka has its own version of the currency that is used on a daily basis? If you are thinking of going
Sri Lanka Rupee – LKR
Dominican Republic Peso – DOP
If you travel to the Dominican Republic you will use the peso as this is their national currency. It is also known more properly as the peso oro. Unusually it is symbolised by the standard dollar symbol, although it usually
El Salvador – USD
El Salvador uses the US dollar and has done for more than a decade now. It is represented by the usual symbol – $ – and is sometimes preceded by the letters US. What coins and notes are available for
Fiji Dollar – FJD
There are many versions of the dollar in use all around the world, but the Fijian dollar is perhaps not one of the first you would think of. It uses the usual symbol – the $ symbol – but typically
Could There Eventually Be a Single African Currency?
We all know about the single European currency but could there ever be a single currency for Africa as well? We speculate on the possibilities in our latest article.
Difficult Times Ahead for the British Pound
That ominous title should give you an idea of what to expect this week. Our report gives the details but they make sobering reading if you were hoping the British pound would provide some good results.
Impressive Rates to Be Seen for the British Pound This Week
This week would be a memorable one for the British pound. Our results were healthier than they have been recently and this was definitely something to celebrate, as you will see here.
Botswana Pula – BWP
The pula is the nominated currency in use in Botswana. The word pula actually means rain, which is of great importance to those living in the country as it is very dry in nature. The pula is a decimal currency
France Euro – EUR
France is familiar to many people living in England as it is easy enough to hop across the English Channel to Calais or Dunkirk to spend a day in the country. Of course this is a big country and it
Finland Euro – EUR
Finland is known as a Baltic country and it was one of the first countries in the Eurozone to adopt the new euro currency on the 1st January 1999. A three year period then went by before the currency moved