Currency code refers to the code used by a country's currency for the convenience of transaction. Generally, it is represented by three capitalized English letters, in which the first two words generally represent the name of the country and the last word generally represents the name of the currency.

The codes of various currencies are 150 countries and regions in the world, of which about 30 currencies are in circulation. Only these 30 currencies, if each currency has 29 exchange rates against other currencies, there will be 435 different exchange rates.

Common currency codes: CNY (RMB), USD, JPY? Japanese yen, euros? Euro, pound, Deutsche mark, Swiss franc? Swiss francs, French francs? FRF, Canadian dollar? Canadian dollar, Australian dollar? Australian dollar, HKD.

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At present, the basic pattern of important foreign exchange in the world foreign exchange market is:

The basic pricing relationship between most currencies is still dominated by the dollar, and the international status of the dollar is related to the strong development strength of the United States and the history of the formation and development of the international exchange rate system.

Japan's economic leap and considerable strength have stabilized and expanded the position of the yen. Euro is a newborn. The strong stamina of European unification policy and its inherent economic strength determine that the euro will surely become an important currency to dominate the foreign exchange market together with the US dollar and the Japanese yen in the 2 1 century.

In order to prevent foreign exchange risks, Asian central banks have now controlled half of the world's foreign exchange reserves. Chinese mainland's foreign exchange reserves have reached US$ 3.82 trillion, followed by Japan, China, Taiwan Province Province and China. The growth trend of Asian countries is making the balance of power in the international monetary system develop in a favorable direction in Asia.

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