Title: The Currencies Of The European Union - WorldAtlas
Headings: The Currencies Of The European Union
The Currencies Of The European Union
Euro: The Eurozone Currency
Pound Sterling
Danish Krone
Swiss Franc
Swedish Krona
European Union’s Common Currency
The Currencies Of The European Union

Content: The Swiss Central Bank manages the currency. Swedish Krona
Swedish Krona is the legal tender of Sweden. It has been the official currency in Sweden since 1873. The Swedish Krona is rated among the most traded currencies in the world. Swedish voters rejected the plan to adopt the Euro in a referendum held on September 14th, 2003. The use of cash is steadily declining in Sweden and is being replaced by an electronic currency known as e-krona. European Union’s Common Currency
The European Union’s decision to have a common currency is a good economic decision. The single currency has several benefits including the increased trade within the region, eliminates exchange costs incurred by businesses transacting across borders, and eliminates exchange rate fluctuation risk. European Union member states have gained substantially from the use of a common currency. The Currencies Of The European Union
Rank
Currency
Region
1
Euro
Eurozone
2
Bulgarian lev
Bulgaria
3
British pound sterling Gibraltar pound
United Kingdom  Gibraltar
4
Croatian kuna
Croatia
5
Czech koruna
Czech Republic
6
Danish krone
Denmark
7
Hungarian forint
Hungary
8
Polish złoty
Poland
9
Romanian leu
Romania
10
Swedish krona
Sweden
11
Swiss franc
Campione d'Italia (Italy)
Joyce Chepkemoi August 1 2017 in Economics
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