i have always thought british pound was the highest, but i was wrong, Pound is ranked fifth in the world, behind Kuwait and Bahrain's DInar, Oman rial and Latvia rats.
1.00 KWD = 3.77373 USD
Kuwait Dinars United States Dollars
Now does anyone know exactly why is it the most valued currency? is it due to the scarcity of the currency?
Europe has the Euro.
USA has United States Dollar.
China has Yuan.
What would happen if every country in the world had only 1 currency? What it create chaos? Would it be the best thing ever? What do you predict would happen?
BTW: What would it be called? The worldo?
Thanks!
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