This is really hard to answer because of all the ups and downs of the forex market. Truthfully we were always sitting pretty most of those years until now. I'm not even sure the euro existed back in 1990. I'm pretty sure if you do some research that you'll find the euro was dependant on the EU (European union). Countries like Germany would have really been using the Mark still vs the unheard of Euro. What we are seeing in Europe can be us in some years with Canada and Mexico. That's pretty scary! Goodbye sovernty!
Qoute Wiki:
- The euro was introduced to world financial markets as an accounting currency in 1999 and launched as physical coins and banknotes on 1 January 2002. It replaced the former European Currency Unit (ECU) at a ratio of 1:1.
- The euro was introduced to world financial markets as an accounting currency in 1999 and launched as physical coins and banknotes on 1 January 2002. It replaced the former European Currency Unit (ECU) at a ratio of 1:1.
-USDCNY=X 1 Jun 27 6.8665 6.8665 6.8665 6.8715
I couldn't find information on 1990 but I know the China Yuan was pegged at + 8.XX for a long long time. I was in china a few years ago and now the rise of the Yuan has it at 6.866. It would have been an impressive time to invest in this currency. I only wonder how much more the Government will allow it to go up because they had a personal interest at pegging it for manufacturing. Maybe it's because the inflation will do good for this time they have the Olympics but I can only speculate as I've not heard much more news on it than that.... (like I'd believe it if I heard it anyway)
As at 09Sep11 1 Euro was worth 1.39 US Dollars
what was the value of a dollar in the 1960's
value for money.
3.7 percentage may have no dollar value. If 3.7% of my desk is covered by my computer mouse, how would you put a dollar value to that? Then what happens when I move the mouse off the desk?
About a dollar.
The buying power of the US dollar has decreased somewhat since 1998. The value of a dollar in 1998 is equal to $1.46 today.
The question is quite confusing. The Chinese currency is in yuan, while the yen is the currency of the Japanese. Comparing the dollar to both of them, I would say that the US dollar has a greater value than both. Here are the current exchange rates for the US dollar as compared to the yuan and the yen: 1 US dollar = 6.83 Chinese yuan 1 US dollar = 92.43 Japanese yen
30 Rupees!
Value compared to what? The Pound, the Euro, the American Dollar...
No liberty dollar have been made since 1873.
1 Canadian Dollar = 83.4908 Japanese Yen As of 7th Jan 2010
In 1845 the Indian Rupee was not that different in value compared to the USA dollar.
An exchange rate if the value of currency of one country compared to that of Another Country. For example, it would be the value of a US Dollar measured by the value of Mexican Pesos.
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1 u.s. dollar = 6.2980 chinese yuan/rmbcheck current exchange rates, as the change often.see how the rmb is gaining value?
$1.00 in 1863 would be adjusted to $16.66 in 2008.
As at 09Sep11 1 Euro was worth 1.39 US Dollars