Which country has the most money, and which country has the most money?

There are several situations to look at:

First of all, in terms of total volume, the United States is the richest. Needless to say, this big guy has dominated this position for a long time.

Then, if you look at it in terms of per capita wealth, Switzerland has the highest per capita wealth in the world.

According to the latest World Bank statistics for 2005, Switzerland now has the highest per capita wealth in the world, with a wealth of $10,000 per capita; The second to fifth places are Denmark (10,000), Sweden (10,000), the United States (10,000) and Germany (10,000). The richest in Asia is Japan, South Korea, $9,387, and India $6,820. The poorest country in the world is Ethiopia, with only $1,965 per capita.

According to a Swiss economic magazine, one out of every 25 people in Switzerland has a fortune of more than 1 million Swiss francs, or $800,000. Since 1997, the number of Switzerland with millions of dollars has increased by 23. Switzerland also has the world's largest reserves per capita.

According to the data released by the World Association, the total reserves of the world's largest reserves are currently 32,946 tons, and the six largest households are: the United States, Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and the International Monetary Organization. Switzerland has reserves of 2,590 tons, accounting for about 350 grams per capita, which is the absolute first in the world.

If you look at it in terms of per capita income: Luxembourgers have the highest per capita income.

According to the latest OECD rankings, Switzerland ranked fifth in the world in terms of per capita income (taking into account real purchasing power) in 2002, 28 above the average of the 30 OECD countries (39 in 1990). At the top of the list is Luxembourg, followed by Norway, the United States and Ireland. Ireland has changed dramatically in the last few years:

Ireland's per capita income was 25 below the OECD average in 1990, but 29 in 2002. According to this ranking, Austria is sixth, Great Britain is eleventh, France is sixteenth, Japan is seventeenth, Italy is eighteen, and Germany is nineteenth. The new EU countries are still far from the OECD average, with the Czech Republic only 65 and Poland 44.

Turkey has only 26.

This ranking is not based on income, but on real purchasing power. Since Switzerland is the country with the highest prices, in 2002 prices in Switzerland were 28 times higher than the average price in the industrialized countries. In terms of per capita income, Switzerland in 2002 was 63 percent higher than the OECD average and ranked third in the world, behind Luxembourg and Norway.

Forex China is the most.

When it comes to national wealth, the United States has the most.

Kuwaiti money is the most valuable. Kuwaiti-issued dinar is currently the most valuable money in the world. The dinar currency** is KWD, which is higher than the US dollar at the current exchange rate, so it is the most expensive currency in the world and the most valuable currency.

At present, there are two types of currency, the Kuwaiti dinar, coins and banknotes, with the largest denomination being the 20 dinar banknote.

Exchange rates for Kuwaiti dinar and other currencies:1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Chinese Yuan.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Offshore Chinese Yuan.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Hong Kong Dollar.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Pataca.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = New Taiwan Dollar.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = US Dollar.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Euro.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = British Pound Sterling.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Canadian Dollar.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Danish Krone.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Norwegian Krone.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Swedish Krona.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Swiss Franc.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Russian Ruble.

The country with the most expensive money in the world isKuwaiti dinars,There are two types of Kuwaiti dinars, coins and banknotes, with the 20 dinar being the largest denomination.

Kuwaiti dinars are mainly circulated in Kuwait. Kuwait (Arabic: full name State of Kuwait, (Arabic:

English: thestateofkuwait) is a monarchy located in the northwestern part of the Persian Gulf and the northeastern part of the Arabian Peninsula in Southwest Asia. It is bordered by Saudi Arabia to the south and Iraq to the north.

Kuwait City, the capital of the State of Kuwait, bears the same name as the country.

As of January 10, 20020, 1 Kuwaiti dinar = Chinese yuan. As of July 15, 2019, 1 Kuwaiti dinar = Chinese yuan. 1 Kuwaiti Dinar = New Taiwan Dollar. 1 Kuwaiti Dinar = US Dollar. 1 Kuwaiti dinar = Japanese yen.

Kuwait's money is the most valuable, many of us probably think that the pound is the most valuable money, in fact, the most valuable money in the world is in the Middle East, the first most valuable money is in Kuwait, and the second most valuable money is in Bahrain. 1 dinar in Bahrain is equal to 20 Hong Kong dollars and 18 yuan, Kuwait's higher 1 dinar = yuan, and 1 pound is less than 10 yuan.

Zimbabwe——

The money is the least valuable.

trillion yuan to buy bus tickets.

The Republic of Zimbabwe in southern Africa is home to the world's worst hyperinflation. Recently, in the capital, Harera, an aunt took a bus with a total of 3 trillion Zimbabwean dollars worth of bills, just to pay about the same yuan as the fare. What's even more interesting is that the driver's uncle didn't bother to count at all, and accepted it without looking at it.

According to reports, Zimbabwe's inflation rate in July last year was astronomical: 100 million percentIn January this year, the Central Bank of Zimbabwe issued a large banknote of 100 trillion Zimbabwean dollars, with 14 zeros after the 1, which is also a world record.

In order to curb inflation, Zimbabwe officially abolished the national currency in April and announced that the US dollar and South African dollar would be used as the currency in circulation, but the old Zimbabwean dollar still continued to circulate among the people.

In Zimbabwe, many villagers now trade mutton, chickens and buckets of corn for things, and the barter of the old ancestors is back. Some even carried two live chickens for the fare, and the misgiving-witting Zimbabweans joked that if the chickens lay eggs in the car, it should be the driver's change.

There are two types of Kuwaiti dinars, coins and banknotes, of which the 1 fil is no longer in circulation, and the largest denomination is the 20 dinar banknote.

Which country's currency should you be more valuable, it should be the US dollar, and the US dollar is directly pegged to **.

Belgique, Belgium.

It isBelgian franc"CES" is an abbreviation of "Centimes", which means equivalent to "cents".

The Belgian franc is the currency of Belgium that was in circulation in 1832 and was replaced by the euro in 2002.

1. Luxembourg: GDP per capita is US dollars, that is, RMB yuan.

2. Switzerland: People guess that the per capita GDP is the US dollar, that is, the RMB yuan.

3. Macau: GDP per capita is US dollars, i.e. RMB.

4. Norway: GDP per capita is the US dollar, that is, the RMB yuan. Omen.

5. Iceland: GDP per capita is in US dollars, that is, in RMB.

6. Ireland: Per capita GDP is in US dollars, that is, in RMB.

7. Qatar: GDP per capita is US dollars, that is, RMB yuan.

8. United States: GDP per capita is US dollars, that is, RMB yuan.

If we talk about the international currency that can be exchanged in China, the most valuable foreign currency is the pound sterling, 1 pound = US dollar.

However, if the scope is extended to all currencies in the world, the most valuable foreign currency is the Kuwaiti dinar, 1 Kuwaiti dinar = US dollar. In fact, many countries in the Middle East have a very high currency value, and many exchange rates are higher than the British pound.

Shown is Kuwaiti 20 dinars, equivalent to 70 US dollars.

This is a Kyrgyz banknote with a denomination of 50 soms. On the obverse of the banknote is Kyrgyz politician Kurmanjan Datka.

Kyrgyz currency is not freely convertible in our country, so Kyrgyz banknotes cannot be exchanged in domestic banks. There is no exchange rate between the som and the yuan, and it is converted by the exchange rate between the som and the dollar, and 50 som is approximately equal to the yuan yuan.

Zimbabwe's banknotes are relatively hot in the collection market, with 100 trillion yuan in the 2008 edition. At present, the market value in the stamp currency trading market is about 18 yuan. In fact, it is because of its huge face value that it attracts attention, but its essence does not have much collection and appreciation value:

First of all, it is poorly printed, and the printing and anti-counterfeiting quality of large denominations is not as good as that of small denominations, and many of them have the same pattern on the front and back of many denomination banknotes, which does not have much ornamental value; Now it has been deactivated (in 2008 Zimbabwe stopped circulating its national currency, the Zimbabwean dollar, and switched to the US dollar), which is a scrap currency; The amount of inheritance is huge. The above points show that Zimbabwean banknotes do not have much collectible value. Its value is also speculated by currency dealers using the curiosity of Chinese people.

At present, the largest face value is Zimbabwe's 100 trillion yuan banknotes, but it can't be exchanged for much yuan, about a dozen yuan.