The value of a currency reflects the strength and stability of the country’s legal tender. Currencies of unsuccessful countries tend to decrease in value. Low currency value implies that inflation processes in the country are not under control. Most people know about the powerful, most stable and strongest world currencies, but there are those countries that lag behind. Also check out;
Here is the list of the most weakest/lowest currencies in the world.
Rank | Currency | Currency Code | Compared to USD |
1. | Iranian Rial | IRR | 1 USD = 41,994 IRR |
2. | Vietnamese Dong | VND | 1 USD = 23,194 VND |
3. | Indonesian Rupiah | IDR | 1 USD = 14,237 IDR |
4. | Guinean Franc | GNF | 1 USD = 9,198 GNF |
5. | Lao or Laotian Kip | LAK | 1 USD = 8,550 LAK |
6. | Sierra Leonean Leone | SLL | 1 USD = 8,446 SLL |
7. | Uzbek Sum | UZS | 1 USD = 8,336 UZS |
8. | Paraguayan Guarani | PYG | 1 USD = 5,953 PYG |
9. | Cambodian Riel | KNR | 1 USD = 4,016 KHR |
10. | Ugandan shilling | UGX | 1 USD = 3,714 UGX |
