There is a foreign currency for everyone to get acquainted!

It is the paper money of the African country of Mozambique, which is not a convertible currency in our country, and is not accepted by various banks, so there is no exchange rate. There is no way to talk about how much yuan to exchange.

How does it look like African money.

The guy upstairs is talking about the correct explanation, which is Mozambican banknotes.

To tell you, this is the Portuguese Mozambican 100 escudo issued by Banco Nacional (it was also issued by it in the past), and the words "Bank of Mozambique" were stamped after Mozambique's independence.

1.MYR.

2.Sgd.

3.Won.

4.Dollar.

5.Indonesian Dollar.

7.Dollar.

8.VND.

9.Forex Volume.

10.Old yuan.

Banco de Mocambique means: Bank of Mozambique.

Mozambican Escudo 100 yuan version. Currency that has been obsolete

Republic of Mozambique (Currency when colonized by Portugal. Issued in 1961 by Banco Nacional (Banco Nacional Nacional), the unit of currency was cem escudos, as was the Portuguese currency. Later, after Mozambique's independence in 1975, a new currency was issued with the inscription "Banco de Mocambique" on the coin.

Foreign currency quietly refers to a currency other than the "local currency", which is a functional currency relative to the national currency, and is specifically manifested as a currency other than the "bookkeeping standard currency" in accounting.

Cambodia is ready to go to Chipu Zhai Ruier.

On the front is the appearance of a monk in the youth of Norodom Sihanouk. On the back is the Golden Pavilion Temple, which is located on the side of the Golden Chai.

1 Cambodian riel = Chinese yuan.

I think you are on the wrong side, you should stand in the position of company B, company B as the investee of company A, at the end of the year when company A prepares the consolidated statements, company B must first adjust the foreign currency financial statements to the accounting base currency statements of company A, so in the process of converting company B's statements, the goal is only for the individual foreign currency statements of company B, and after the conversion is completed, it involves the issue of how much company A enjoys according to shares.

This question should examine the use of exchange rates in the preparation of translated financial statements.

That is to say, according to the presentation of the individual financial statements of Company B, it can be converted at different exchange rates, and there is no need to consider the investment of Company A.

This is a Thai 5 baht coin, which means "(Thai) baht" in Thai. The obverse of the coin depicts the Marble Stone Temple in Bangkok, Thailand, and the reverse depicts King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) of Thailand. The coin is made of copper-nickel alloy.

According to the current exchange rate: 1 baht = RMB yuan, so 5 baht coins can be exchanged for 1 yuan, but there is a collection value, and the new one is worth about 6 yuan in the stamp coin trading market.

This is not a mark, but a peso. This is the 20 peso banknote of the Philippines. The front of the banknote is Manuel Quezon, the first president of the Philippine Federation, and the back is the Malacañan Palace, the first government of the Philippines.

The Philippine currency is not a freely convertible currency in China, so Philippine banknotes cannot be exchanged in domestic banks. There is no exchange rate between the Philippine peso and the RMB, and it must be converted through the exchange rate between the Philippine peso and the US dollar, and 20 Philippine pesos is converted into 3 yuan.

The first picture is the Kyrgyz coin-tiin, 1 tiyin = som = yuan.

The second picture, from left to right, shows the old Cambodian riel, Mongolian tugrik, and Belarusian rubles, which are yuan, yuan, and yuan respectively.

The top of the third picture is the Belarusian ruble, and the bottom three are all VND, at the current exchange rate, 3500 VND = RMB.

Belarusian ruble 1000 = Chinese yuan.

Currency (CCY) is a tool for measuring **, a medium for purchasing goods, a means of preserving wealth, a contract between the owner of property and the market on the right of exchange, and essentially an agreement between the owner.