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United States dollar
official currency of the United States
Details
- Instance of
- currency, dollar, reserve currency
- Start time
- 1792
- Country
- United States
- applies to jurisdiction
- United States
- central bank/issuer
- Federal Reserve System
- currency sign
- dollar sign
- different from
- dollar sign
- inscription
- Novus ordo seclorum, In God We Trust, E pluribus unum
- price
- 0.888375605, 0.918273646, 0.826377985, 0.725742071, 0.7583801, 0.771010023130301, 0.753636295123973, 0.697739324588334, 0.71844241684029, 0.684790796411696, 0.757747973024172, 0.844451950684006
- replaces
- Ecuadorian sucre, Delaware pound, New Hampshire pound, New Jersey pound, South Carolina pound, Rhode Island pound, North Carolina pound
- short name
- US dollar, 米ドル, USD, USA-dollar, dolar, щ.д., dollar, 美元, US$, доллар, USD, Mỹ kim
- subdivision of this unit
- cent
- topic's main category
- Category:United States dollar
- unit symbol
- $, US$, щ.д.
Connected on Wikidata
Subject of
- Where's George?
- Macroeconomic Interdependence and the International Role of the Dollar
- The International Role of the Dollar and Trade Balance Adjustment
- Dollar Hits Five-Year High vs. Yen
- Dollar Hits Six-Month High vs. Yen
- Dollar Rises on Strong June Jobs Report
- Dollar Slips as Traders Expect Continued Low Interest Rates
- Dollar Rises Against Japanese Yen
- Dollar Edges Lower Against Euro, Yen
- Dollar Falls as Investors Back Away From Bullish Bets
- Dollar Drops After Weak Jobs Data
- Dollar Declines Versus Rivals
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