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Exchange rates against the dollar
Feb 10th 2005
From The Economist print edition
Since the beginning of 2004, every currency in our chart rose against the dollar, except for the Indonesian rupiah, which slid by nearly 9%. Poland's zloty climbed by 21%, more than any other currency. Other emerging-market currencies also made big gains. Colombia's peso, South Korea's won and Brazil's real all rose by more than 10%. During the same period, the euro rose by just 2% and the yen by 3%. The currencies of Argentina and Mexico rose only modestly.