Alezkar on Nostr: Interestingly, when Paraguay left the gold standard in 1941, we pegged our currency ...
Interestingly, when Paraguay left the gold standard in 1941, we pegged our currency (the Paraguayan peso) to the Argentine peso. On October 5, 1943, the guarani was introduced at a rate of ₲126 = US$1 (currently ₲7,775 = US$1). We still use the guarani and have never removed any zeroes from the currency.
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