Top 50 Countries' Currency Exchange Rates Against the US Dollar (2024)

Here's an overview of the exchange rates of the top 50 currencies against the US dollar as of 2024. The exchange rate of each country varies widely based on economic factors, central bank policies, and international trade balances. Here are some highlights:

US Dollar (USD): Used as the base currency in international exchange rates.
Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD): One of the world's strongest currencies, valued at approximately 0.305 per USD, largely due to Kuwait's oil reserves and conservative monetary policy.
Bahraini Dinar (BHD): Around 0.377 per USD, supported by its petroleum industry.
Omani Rial (OMR): Valued at around 0.385 per USD, another stable currency due to oil exports.
British Pound (GBP): Around 0.78 per USD, impacted by UK economic policies and post-Brexit economic changes.
Euro (EUR): 0.92 per USD, influenced by European Central Bank policies and the economic stability of the EU region.
Swiss Franc (CHF): Around 0.9 per USD, benefiting from Switzerland's strong banking sector.
For emerging markets and other widely traded currencies like the Japanese Yen (JPY) (143 per USD) and Indian Rupee (INR) (83.8 per USD), currency rates fluctuate more significantly due to inflation and local economic factors. Some currencies, like the Lebanese Pound and Venezuelan Bolivar, experience very high exchange rates per USD due to economic challenges and inflation.

For more details, refer to resources on exchange rates like TheGlobalEconomy and Wise, which provide up-to-date data and insights into the factors affecting currency strength and stability​