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All currencies are equally "strong," in the sense of their purchasing power. You could buy a Ferrari, say, with US dollars, pounds sterling, or even Mexican pesos.

1. The Kuwaiti dinar

2. The Maltese lira

3. The Bahraini dinar

Also note that there is no necessary connection between an uninflated currency and the economic strength of a country (i.e., a lot of people might guess the answer to this question to be something like Luxembourg's or Monaco's).

Strong currencies are considered to be those that are safe and (fairly) stable.

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