Which Currency is more Strong: Dollar or Euro?

[andr114]

Hi to everyone! What are your opinions: which money is stronger – dollar or euro? And which one is more prospective?

[sheril]

to my opinion dollars and pounds are more stronger for its value.. but if gold goes up in rate then all these will be down..

[vasilisa]

British pound is very stable currency, we can see it through years, dollar vs. euro...thanks to Greece euro lost stability, but now it return.

[Sami4u]

Hi,

I with some of are great leaders on that. I think it is time for a new world order and one money good everywhere.

:flower:

Sami

[vectro]

British pound is very stable currency, we can see it through years, dollar vs. euro...thanks to Greece euro lost stability, but now it return.

I heard people in England don't like to sell online services to the U.S. because the conversion isn't that good. Especially web hosting. People in the U.S. don't like to pay more than $2 or $3 per month USD for their hosting which doesn't convert well to GBP.

XE: (USD/GBP) United States Dollars to United Kingdom Pounds Rate

The conversion to Euros seems not to be as bad...

XE: (USD/EUR) United States Dollars to Euro Rate

I think it is time for a new world order and one money good everywhere.

Fascist :evil::twisted: lol kidding

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[brownnataly21]

Well, I think that no matter how Euro is trying to be #1, Dollar is much stronger. maybe because it has a longer history.

[ganesh6789]

I think its dollar.The reason is that it is one of the oldest currency used worldwide for transactions.Though Euro has high price;most people prefer to pay in Dollar.

[technohive]

I think Euro is more stronger considering that $ right now has lower value and its not stable right now compared to Euro...

[troyj]

yeah!right now euro is much stronger!but not for long cuz europe is now on recession.

[jacks smith]

Dollar is much strong then Euro

[registerdlinks]

euro is getting stronger day by day

[zendoo]

The dollar fell for the first time in three weeks against the euro as calls for a strong U.S. currency failed to reassure investors concerned the government and Federal Reserve will accept declines in the greenback. Thanks for sharing the information.