KnowraUnited States dollarLinked fromLinked fromThe 25 pages that link to United States dollar, each with the reason it gives.All 25Broader topic 4Related 9Narrower topic 1Compared with 11EuroCompared with: It is issued by one sovereign state, unlike the euro’s multinational monetary union.Argentine pesoCompared with: Argentines often use dollars as a store of value when confidence in the peso falls.El SalvadorCompared with: El Salvador adopted it as legal tender in 2001, replacing the colón for everyday payments.Japanese yenCompared with: The dollar is the yen’s most consequential counterpart in exchange-rate markets.Canadian dollarCompared with: It is the Canadian dollar’s most closely watched neighboring currency and common comparison.RenminbiCompared with: The dollar’s global role exceeds the renminbi’s despite China’s economic scale.Australian dollarCompared with: It is a major counterpart and a frequent source of ambiguity around the $ symbol.Brazilian realCompared with: It provides a common comparison for the real’s exchange value and global role.Mexican pesoCompared with: The dollar is Mexico’s most consequential currency comparison in trade and exchange markets.Indian rupeeCompared with: The rupee-dollar exchange rate is a widely watched measure of the rupee’s external value.South African randCompared with: The dollar is a major counterpart used to quote the rand’s international exchange rate.