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The 31 pages that link to Euro, each with the reason it gives.

• United States dollarCompared with: It is the dollar’s principal peer in international currency markets and reserves.

• Swiss francCompared with: Switzerland uses the franc instead of joining the euro area.

• Special drawing rightsCompared with: The euro is spendable legal tender; SDRs are reserve assets exchanged for currencies.

• Japanese yenCompared with: The euro offers a contrasting currency shared across multiple sovereign states.

• European Payments UnionCompared with: The euro is a shared currency; the Union cleared national currencies without replacing them.

• Canadian dollarCompared with: Unlike Canada’s national currency, the euro is shared across multiple sovereign states.

• RenminbiCompared with: The euro is a major international currency issued by a supranational central bank.

• Australian dollarCompared with: Unlike Australia’s national currency, it is issued within a multinational monetary union.

• Brazilian realCompared with: Unlike Brazil, the euro area shares a currency across multiple sovereign countries.

• Mexican pesoCompared with: Its shared multinational monetary system contrasts with Mexico’s national currency.

• Pound sterlingCompared with: The euro is the major European currency the UK chose not to adopt.

• Dutch guilderCompared with: The euro succeeded the guilder as the Netherlands’ currency.