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United States - Real Effective Exchange Rate 1968

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114.50 +1.53 from 1967 Global rank: 17th

United States's real effective exchange rate was 114.50 in 1968, increased +1.53 from 112.97 in 1967. This was the 17th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1968▾

Real Effective Exchange Rate by Country - 1968
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Switzerland	64.73	1.7%
2nd	Japan	65.57	3.1%
3rd	Spain	74.00	-9.6%
4th	Portugal	79.19	6.7%
5th	Austria	81.61	1.3%
6th	Netherlands	85.73	2.5%
7th	New Zealand	86.99	-16.8%
8th	Ireland	88.52	-7.4%
9th	Hong Kong SAR, China	89.46	-6.1%
10th	Denmark	90.43	0.1%
11th	Belgium	99.31	1.1%
12th	Germany	99.53	0.0%
13th	Finland	109.52	-12.2%
14th	Greece	110.44	-0.6%
15th	Norway	111.75	2.8%
16th	Singapore	114.33	-2.5%
17th	United States	114.50	1.4%
18th	Australia	118.06	0.7%
19th	Italy	118.89	0.3%
20th	France	126.31	3.4%
21st	Canada	135.91	0.4%
22nd	United Kingdom	139.43	-11.2%
23rd	Korea	143.67	4.7%
24th	Mexico	148.39	-1.4%
25th	Sweden	181.47	0.9%

FAQ

What was United States's real effective exchange rate in 1968?▾

United States's real effective exchange rate in 1968 was 114.50. This ranked 17th globally.

How did United States's real effective exchange rate change in 1968?▾

United States's real effective exchange rate increased by 1.4% in 1968 compared to 1967.

Which country had the highest real effective exchange rate in 1968?▾

Sweden had the highest real effective exchange rate in 1968 at 181.47.

What is the real effective exchange rate of United States in 1968?▾

The real effective exchange rate of United States in 1968 was 114.50. This ranked 17th globally.

How does 1968 compare to 1967 for United States's real effective exchange rate?▾

United States's real effective exchange rate went from 112.97 in 1967 to 114.50 in 1968, a 1.4% increase.

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