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Our monthly Currency Reports display a comprehensive view of currency values in low-income countries against the US dollar, the euro, the British pound, the Indian rupee, the Pak. Rupee and the Chinese renminbi over the last four years. The latest trends in the Forex are analyzed (Sample Report)
Emerging Currencies: August 2025 (Monthly)
The dollar weakened further in August, but apparel-exporting countries were shielded from a steep decline, even as they faced a surge in U.S. tariffs.
Our monthly statistical report presents a comprehensive overview of currency values in low-income nations relative to the US dollar, the euro, the British pound, the Indian rupee, the Pakistani rupee, and the Chinese renminbi over the past five years.
Emerging Currencies: July 2025 (Monthly)
The dollar returned to strength in July while the euro and pound slipped, the taka and Pak. rupee held firm, and the Turkish lira remained at the bottom of the pack.
Our monthly statistical report presents a comprehensive overview of currency values in low-income nations relative to the US dollar, the euro, the British pound, the Indian rupee, the Pakistani rupee, and the Chinese renminbi over the past five years.
Emerging Currencies: June & 1st Half 2025 (Monthly)
The dollar declined further against the euro in June, confirming a notable shift in foreign exchange trends. Our monthly statistical report presents a comprehensive overview of currency values in low-income nations relative to the US dollar, the euro, the British pound, the Indian rupee, the Pakistani rupee, and the Chinese renminbi over the past five years.
Emerging Currencies: May 2025 (Monthly)
Currency values remained broadly stable in May, with a slightly weaker dollar and a continued rebound in the euro and sterling, offering breathing space to European importers just as Chinese exporters increasingly shift their focus toward the EU market. Our monthly statistical report presents a comprehensive overview of currency values in low-income nations relative to the US dollar, the euro, the British pound, the Indian rupee, the Pakistani rupee, and the Chinese renminbi over the past five years.