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Currency in Finland
A Travel Money Guide to Finland Away from the well-trodden tourist track, Finland remains a shining gem to discover. Beyond its spectacular Northern Lights shows, its heavily forested lands, and its sauna traditions, most of us don’t know much else about Finland. So now you’ve got your itinerary locked in and you’re ready to discover this wonderful country, it’s time to get up to speed on all things money-related in Finland. What currency is used in Finland? The official currency of Finland is the monetary unit of the European Union: the Euro. The euro was introduced to Finland in […]
Currency in Estonia
A Travel Money Guide to Estonia It might be a small country but Estonia packs plenty into its charming old towns, stunning islands, and sandy beaches. Of course, you’ll want your money to go far. And it hurts to squander savings on unnecessary fees and poor exchange rates just to pay for things overseas. What Currency does Estonia use? The official currency of Estonia is the euro, commonly written as the currency code EUR or with the sign €. One euro is a base unit, made up of 100 cents. Estonia joins many other European countries in writing its […]
Currency in Holland
A Travel Money Guide to Holland You’re finally heading to the Netherlands (also called Holland). You’ll have a chance to explore the canals of Amsterdam, photograph windmills, browse cheese markets, stroll through tulip fields, and visit the artworks of the Old Dutch Masters. What currency is used in the Netherlands? The official currency in holland and currency of the Netherlands is the Euro. The Netherlands adopted the euro as the official currency in 2002. Eighteen other European Union members have adopted the euro as legal tender, making up what is commonly called the eurozone. The euro is commonly written […]
Currency in Cyprus
A Travel Money Guide to Cyprus A small island that is famous for its stunning coastline and its ancient history, Cyprus has a lot to offer. If you’re heading to Cyprus, you can stretch your budget by making a few simple, clever changes to the way you pay overseas. What currency is used in Cyprus? The official currency of the Republic of Cyprus is the Euro, the European Union monetary unit adopted by 18 other EU countries, collectively called the eurozone. The euro replaced its old Cypriot currency – the Cypriot pound – in 2008. The common symbol for […]
Australian Dollar rises off the canvas after the RBA keeps rates on hold
In short The RBA left interest rates on hold The statement that followed the decision was upbeat, helping the Australian dollar rise More reports and speeches from the RBA later in the week Time Open Low High Today 0.6737 In the last week 0.6684 0.6777 In the last month 0.6684 0.6955 The Aussie Dollar bounced back from 10 and a half year lows on Monday to move higher on Tuesday. The local currency bounced as soon as the RBA announced that official interest rates would remain at 0.75%. What helped drive the Australian dollar higher was the upbeat statement that […]
Currency in Belgium
A Travel Money Guide to Belgium Belgium has made a huge impact on the gastronomical scene, from chocolate and beers to Belgian fries and waffles. But there aren’t just gourmet delights to savour. This little country is home to beautiful castles and forts, famous battlefields, charming towns like Ghent and Bruges, and the unofficial capital of the European Union: Brussels. What currency is used in Belgium? The euro is used in Belgium and has been the official currency ever since it replaced the Belgian franc on 1 January 1999. Belgium joins 19 other countries in the eurozone – the region […]
