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USD To ARS: Convert United States Dollar to Argentine Peso

United States Dollar to Argentine Peso USD ARS 1 USD 1,175.525235 ARS 5 USD 5,877.626175 ARS 10 USD 11,755.25235 ARS 25 USD 29,388.130875 ARS 50 USD 58,776.26175 ARS 100 USD 117,552.5235 ARS 500 USD 587,762.6175 ARS 1,000 USD 1,175,525.235 ARS 5,000 USD 5,877,626.175000001 ARS 10,000 USD 11,755,252.350000001 ARS 50,000 USD 58,776,261.75 ARS Argentine Peso to United States Dollar ARS USD 1 ARS 0.000850684 USD 5 ARS 0.004253418 USD 10 ARS 0.008506836 USD 25 ARS 0.021267089 USD 50 ARS 0.042534178 USD 100 ARS 0.085068357 USD 500 ARS 0.425341783 USD 1,000 ARS...
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Trump’s tariffs and the dollar conundrum 

Trade is structural and its implications for policy and markets alike are pervasive, especially when deficits have been persistent and accumulating for a long time. Currencies and trade imbalances are linked. This link is even more complex and consequential when the currency is also the global reserve currency, as is the case with the US dollar. Therefore, to understand America’s current position and predicament, and also to understand Trump’s tariff agenda, it is necessary to understand the complexities associated with global reserve currency status, its advantages and disadvantages, and why...
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India’s Forex Reserves Rise By USD 1.98 Billion To USD 688.13 Billion In April 25 Week, Says RBI

Despite the recovery in reserves, the Indian Rupee remains at or near its all-time low against the US dollar. The RBI continues to intervene in the foreign exchange market by selling dollars to prevent steep depreciation of the currency. India’s foreign exchange reserves increased by USD 1.983 billion to reach USD 688.129 billion during the week ending April 25, according to official data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). This marks the eighth consecutive weekly increase in the reserves. However, the reserves still remain below the all-time high...
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India’s forex reserves climb for 8th straight week, rise by USD 1.98 billion to USD 688.13 billion – ThePrint – ANIFeed

Mumbai (Maharashtra) , May 4 (ANI): India’s foreign exchange reserves (Forex) rose by USD 1.983 billion to USD 688.129 billion in the week that ended on April 25, extending gains for the eighth straight week, official data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) this week showed. Despite eight consecutive rises in the Forex the reserve remained below the all time high of USD 704.885 billion which was achieved in the last September previous year. Show Full Article The RBI data shows that foreign currency assets (FCAs) witnessed an...
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China’s Renmimbi has become world’s second most used currency in trade finance — MercoPress

China's Renmimbi has become world's second most used currency in trade finance Monday, November 2nd 2015 - 09:18 UTC Markets expect RMB’s market share in trade settlement and payments to continue to grow anticipating China will further open up its financial markets. China has entered into more than 30 bilateral currency swap agreements since December 2008. As of May 15, 2015, the total value of effective currency swap agreements was RMB 2.9 trillion (US$ 468 billion). Argentina's central bank reportedly drew upon...
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Taiwanese dollar hits 3-year highs as Asian currencies rally amid greenback weakness – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Asian currencies strengthened against the dollar, with the Taiwanese dollar leading the charge. Taiwan's stock benchmark Taiex fell. Australia stocks fell following Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's reelection. India's benchmark Nifty 50 and broader BSE Sensex rose. Japanese, South Korean, Hong Kong and Chinese markets were closed for public holidays. Asia-Pacific currencies appreciated Monday, led by the Taiwanese dollar, as the U.S. dollar weakened. Taiwan's currency continued to strengthen, appreciating 5.77% against the greenback to 3-year highs of 28.93. The offshore Chinese yuan strengthened 0.21% against the dollar to 7.196, hitting its strongest...
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Hong Kong authority intervenes in market to check local currency’s rise

HONG KONG :Hong Kong's de-facto central bank said it sold HK$46.54 billion ($6 billion) into the market on Saturday to prevent the local currency from strengthening beyond its official peg to the U.S. dollar, the first such intervention in more than four years. The Hong Kong dollar is pegged to a tight band between 7.75 and 7.85 per U.S. dollar.The Hong Kong Monetary Authority intervened as the Hong Kong dollar touched the strong side of that currency convertibility range. The last time it sold Hong Kong dollars to defend the...
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XAU To USD: Convert Gold Ounce to United States Dollar

Gold Ounce to United States Dollar XAU USD 1 XAU 3,241.35971 USD 5 XAU 16,206.79855 USD 10 XAU 32,413.5971 USD 25 XAU 81,033.99275 USD 50 XAU 162,067.9855 USD 100 XAU 324,135.971 USD 500 XAU 1,620,679.855 USD 1,000 XAU 3,241,359.71 USD 5,000 XAU 16,206,798.550000001 USD 10,000 XAU 32,413,597.100000001 USD 50,000 XAU 162,067,985.5 USD United States Dollar to Gold Ounce USD XAU 1 USD 0.000308513 XAU 5 USD 0.001542563 XAU 10 USD 0.003085125 XAU 25 USD 0.007712813 XAU 50 USD 0.015425625 XAU 100 USD 0.03085125 XAU 500 USD 0.154256252 XAU 1,000 USD...
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The tiny country home to world’s strongest currency – better than pound, euro and dollar | Travel News | Travel

The Middle East is home to many fascinating countries that attract tourists in their millions. Last year, a whopping 95 million visitors descended on the region, seeking new horizons and experiences.Saudi Arabia was the most popular Middle Eastern destination in 2024, followed by Egypt and the United Arab Emirates. One tiny country in the region is continuing to see a growth in visitor numbers, as it looks to expand its tourism sector. Kuwait is situated in the northern edge of the Arabian Peninsula at the head of the Persian Gulf.The country...
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A Digital Explanation of Tariffs’ Impact on East Asia

More on: Asia Program Asia Tariffs On U.S. President Donald Trump’s much-touted April 2nd “Liberation Day,” he unveiled a range of potentially debilitating reciprocal tariffs on the United States’ major trading partners—and most other countries as well. Surprisingly, some of the countries hit with the highest tariffs were U.S. partners in Asia and the Pacific, like Vietnam, South Korea, and Japan. Trump even imposed tariffs on Australia, a critical security ally, despite the fact that the United States has a trade surplus with Australia. Trump paused, for 90 days, many...
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