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Surinamese Dollar

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Surinamese Dollar
The currency of Suriname. It was introduced in 2004, replacing the Surinamese guilder. Its exchange rate closely follows the U.S. dollar.
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In a bid to offer some relief, the government is providing a subsidy of 6 million Surinamese dollars (US$2.
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Several years ago, the country eliminated its deteriorating currency, the Surinamese guilder, knocking off three zeros and replacing it with the Surinamese dollar, currently worth 2.
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1, 2004 introduced the Surinamese dollar to simplify calculations, converge an elaborate system of exchange rates and replace the devalued guilder, the colonial currency.
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