The currencies that lost most to the dollar last year - GoFuckYourself.com

mrmarcman · 06-13-2019, 01:59 PM

Valutorna som tappat mest mot dollarn

1) Venezuelansk bolivar – 100 procent

2) Turkisk lira – 41,44

3) Argentinsk peso – 37,03

4) Angolansk kwanza – 35,64

5) Brasiliansk real – 15,53

6) Rysk rubel – 14,88

7) Sydafrikansk rand och kopplade valutor Swaziländsk liangeni, Namibisk dollar, Lesothisk loti – 11,6

8) Pakistansk rupi – 10,88

9) Svensk krona – 10,47

10) Tunisisk dinar – 10,03

11) Ungersk forint – 9,24

Nice company for the swedish krona really..thank you...our totally useless socialist government.

Smack dat · 06-13-2019, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mrmarcman

Valutorna som tappat mest mot dollarn

1) Venezuelansk bolivar – 100 procent

2) Turkisk lira – 41,44

3) Argentinsk peso – 37,03

4) Angolansk kwanza – 35,64

5) Brasiliansk real – 15,53

6) Rysk rubel – 14,88

7) Sydafrikansk rand och kopplade valutor Swaziländsk liangeni, Namibisk dollar, Lesothisk loti – 11,6

8) Pakistansk rupi – 10,88

9) Svensk krona – 10,47

10) Tunisisk dinar – 10,03

11) Ungersk forint – 9,24

Nice company for the swedish krona really..thank you...our totally useless socialist government.

Can you make the list in English? I appreciate your efforts but I can't be bothered Googling and I don't know what an Ungersk is (Is it Sweden? Guess cos it ends in SK)
Edit: So does Svensk.

What's Sydafrikansk rand och kopplade valutor Swaziländsk liangeni, Namibisk dollar, Lesothisk loti?

ilnjscb · 06-13-2019, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Smack dat

Can you make the list in English? I appreciate your efforts but I can't be bothered Googling and I don't know what an Ungersk is (Is it Sweden? Guess cos it ends in SK)
Edit: So does Svensk.

What's Sydafrikansk rand och kopplade valutor Swaziländsk liangeni, Namibisk dollar, Lesothisk loti?

Engage brain - You can sound those out if you say them - that's Hungary (Ungersk) and the one below says south african rand and coupled currencies Swaziland, Namibia, and Lesotho.

BaldBastard · 06-13-2019, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by mrmarcman

Valutorna som tappat mest mot dollarn

1) Venezuelansk bolivar – 100 procent

2) Turkisk lira – 41,44

3) Argentinsk peso – 37,03

4) Angolansk kwanza – 35,64

5) Brasiliansk real – 15,53

6) Rysk rubel – 14,88

7) Sydafrikansk rand och kopplade valutor Swaziländsk liangeni, Namibisk dollar, Lesothisk loti – 11,6

8) Pakistansk rupi – 10,88

9) Svensk krona – 10,47

10) Tunisisk dinar – 10,03

11) Ungersk forint – 9,24

Nice company for the swedish krona really..thank you...our totally useless socialist government.

But... that means if your making money in the USA you had a 10.4 % raise, so I'd guess the vast majority on this board, that live in any of those countries.. got a pay increase?

adultchatpay · 06-14-2019, 11:54 PM

I coffee cost 1 Million bolivar in Venezuela.
Inflation at it's finest.

just a punk · 06-15-2019, 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by ilnjscb

Engage brain - You can sound those out if you say them - that's Hungary (Ungersk) and the one below says south african rand and coupled currencies Swaziland, Namibia, and Lesotho.

Indeed. I don't understand why someone need to Google for those words. Every European understands them.

Bladewire · 06-15-2019, 12:13 AM

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Indeed. I don't understand why someone need to Google for those words. Every European understands them.

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jscott · 06-15-2019, 01:55 AM

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thommy · 06-15-2019, 02:09 AM

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Originally Posted by MrBaldBastard

But... that means if your making money in the USA you had a 10.4 % raise, so I'd guess the vast majority on this board, that live in any of those countries.. got a pay increase?

that does not play a role in the eyes of hobby economists.

i.e on trupm´s list oif currency manipulators (because the US buys more from them as they buy from US) is now thailand.

so let´s have a look on the 5-year line between us dollar and thai baht

https://tradingeconomics.com/thailand/currency

as every quarter intelligent person can see the value of the thaibaht INCREASED from 1:36 to actually 1:31 (if thailand would manipulate the currency they are so dumb that they did it in the wrong direction)

i haven't found the answer yet if trump thinks people are so stupid that they believe his bold lies or if he's really so stupid himself that he can't read numbers.

faxxaff · 06-16-2019, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by thommy

as every quarter intelligent person can see the value of the thaibaht INCREASED from 1:36 to actually 1:31 (if thailand would manipulate the currency they are so dumb that they did it in the wrong direction)

i haven't found the answer yet if trump thinks people are so stupid that they believe his bold lies or if he's really so stupid himself that he can't read numbers.

Since Thailand is a country with a very strong domestic economy, they do wan't their currency to stay strong. They don't need to weaken, but strengthen the value of the Baht so Thai people have more buying power and foreigners will invest less likely in the country. As you know it is very difficult to make larger investments in Thailand since they are very protective of their own land.

thommy · 06-17-2019, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by faxxaff

Since Thailand is a country with a very strong domestic economy, they do wan't their currency to stay strong. They don't need to weaken, but strengthen the value of the Baht so Thai people have more buying power and foreigners will invest less likely in the country. As you know it is very difficult to make larger investments in Thailand since they are very protective of their own land.

the problem of the high baht has already reached the economy.
rice, rubber, coconut oil and the tourism industry got hit hard.

the reasons for that are the big investments that are made in thailand and with them the high demand on the baht.

as more i wonder that trump talks about currency manipulation. in the past 4 years the baht did not decrease but increase in value more than 20%.
the circumstances in thailand are a very other topic but interesting to discuss. but the obvious part is here again on trump and that he is talking bullshit. but his supporters believe him even when they could easily make a fact check and see that he is lying like always.

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mrmarcman Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 1,286	The currencies that lost most to the dollar last year Valutorna som tappat mest mot dollarn 1) Venezuelansk bolivar – 100 procent 2) Turkisk lira – 41,44 3) Argentinsk peso – 37,03 4) Angolansk kwanza – 35,64 5) Brasiliansk real – 15,53 6) Rysk rubel – 14,88 7) Sydafrikansk rand och kopplade valutor Swaziländsk liangeni, Namibisk dollar, Lesothisk loti – 11,6 8) Pakistansk rupi – 10,88 9) Svensk krona – 10,47 10) Tunisisk dinar – 10,03 11) Ungersk forint – 9,24 Nice company for the swedish krona really..thank you...our totally useless socialist government. __________________ Skype: mackan_81

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