currencies
Dollars, euros, yen
Currencies is the plural of currency, which is money in circulation within a country or economic zone: The euro and dollar are the world's most traded currencies.
Currency also means general acceptance or prevalence: The idea gained currency in academic circles.
Foreign currencies fluctuate in value against one another, creating exchange rates that matter for trade and travel.
Paper currency notes
- coinsMetal money units
- paper-moneyCurrency in bill form
- mintingProducing official currency
- printingReproducing text mechanically
watermark · hologram · denomination · counterfeit · circulation · cash · change · bill
Basic U.S. currency unit
Currency trading market
- conversionAct of changing states
- rateMeasured speed or charge
- parityState of being equal
- peggingFastening with pins
float · devaluation · revaluation · spread · pairs · arbitrage · hedging · speculation
Former Greek monetary unit
- guilderFormer Dutch monetary unit
- markVisible impression or sign
- pesetaFormer Spanish currency
- escudoFormer Portuguese coin
florin · ducat · shilling · sovereign · doubloon · thaler · denarius · solidus
Sustained price level increase
- hyperinflationExtreme rapid price escalation
- deflationSustained decrease in prices
- circulationMovement through a system
- reserveSupply kept back
debasement · denomination · issuance · peg · floating · convertibility · redenomination · demonetization
Alternative digital currency
- tokenRepresentative placeholder
- stablecoinPrice-anchored cryptocurrency
- rippleMinor surface disturbance
- walletSmall case for currency
mining · blockchain · decentralized · proof-of-stake · proof-of-work · exchange · volatility · airdrop
banknotes
Paper currency notes
- coinsMetal money units
- paper-moneyCurrency in bill form
- mintingProducing official currency
printing · watermark · hologram · denomination · counterfeit · circulation · cash · change · bill · note
dollar
Basic U.S. currency unit
rupee · ruble · peso · franc · yuan · won · dinar · dirham · naira · rand
forex
Currency trading market
- conversionAct of changing states
- rateMeasured speed or charge
- parityState of being equal
pegging · float · devaluation · revaluation · spread · pairs · arbitrage · hedging · speculation · volatility
drachma
Former Greek monetary unit
escudo · florin · ducat · shilling · sovereign · doubloon · thaler · denarius · solidus · cowrie
inflation
Sustained price level increase
- hyperinflationExtreme rapid price escalation
- deflationSustained decrease in prices
- circulationMovement through a system
reserve · debasement · denomination · issuance · peg · floating · convertibility · redenomination · demonetization
altcoin
Alternative digital currency
- tokenRepresentative placeholder
- stablecoinPrice-anchored cryptocurrency
- rippleMinor surface disturbance
wallet · mining · blockchain · decentralized · proof-of-stake · proof-of-work · exchange · volatility · airdrop · whitepaper
- country factspopulation, capital city, area, capitals, language
- tradeable assetscash, money, stock, shares, securities
- rise and falltides, empires, stocks, markets, careers
- tradeable thingsstocks, bonds, commodities, futures, options
- almanac contentsencyclopedia, yearbook, annual, calendar, time zones
- global businessmultinational corporations, multinationals, multinational, foreign markets, international trade
currenciesbarter
Direct goods-for-goods exchange
direct exchange · commodity exchange · swapping · countertrade · trade goods
currenciesreal estate
Land and its structures
fixed assets · capital goods · physical property · collectibles
currenciescommodities
Tradeable raw materials
precious metals · gold · silver · bullion · specie
- digital currenciesNon-physical monetary units
- foreign currenciesOther countries' legal tender
- hard currenciesGlobally trusted tender
- virtual currenciesDigital-only monetary units
- fiat currenciesCurrency without intrinsic worth
- in-game currenciesVirtual funds within games
current, currency, currently, occurrence, recurring, recurrent, concurrent, undercurrent, concurrently