As the official currency of the United States, the American dollar (USD) holds significant influence not just domestically, but on a global scale. Since the Coinage Act of 1792, the U.S. dollar has played a critical role in establishing the country’s economic credentials and shaping the global financial landscape. After World War I, its prominence grew as an international reserve currency, eventually overtaking the British pound sterling as the world’s primary reserve currency. We delve into the various countries that have adopted the U.S dollar as their official currency highlighting the interconnection of economies and providing a comprehensive understanding of the influence of the U.S. dollar in global economic systems.
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US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Metric
Value
Rank
US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Metric
Value
Rank
US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Metric
Value
Rank
US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Metric
Value
Rank
US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Metric
Value
Rank
US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Metric
Value
Rank
US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Metric
Value
Rank
US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Metric
Value
Rank
US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Metric
Value
Rank
US Dollar As Official Currency
Yes
Region ↕ | US Dollar As Official Currency ↕ |
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Ecuador | Yes |
El Salvador | Yes |
Guam | Yes |
Marshall Islands | Yes |
Micronesia | Yes |
Panama | Yes |
Puerto Rico | Yes |
Timor Leste | Yes |
United States | Yes |
Zimbabwe | Yes |