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FAO Country Name ISO Currency Code* Currency Name* FAO Country Name ISO Currency Code* Currency Name* Afghanistan AFA Afghani Albania ALL Lek Algeria DZD Algerian Dinar Amer Samoa USD US Dollar Andorra ADP Andorran Peseta Angola AON New Kwanza Anguilla XCD East Caribbean Dollar Antigua Barb XCD East Caribbean Dollar Argentina ARS Argentine Peso Armenia AMD Armeniam Dram Aruba AWG Aruban Guilder Australia AUD Australian Dollar Austria ATS Schilling Azerbaijan AZM Azerbaijanian Manat Bahamas BSD Bahamian Dollar Bahrain BHD Bahraini Dinar Bangladesh BDT Taka Barbados BBD Barbados Dollar Belarus BYB Belarussian Ruble Belgium BEF Belgian Franc Belize BZD Belize Dollar Benin XOF CFA Franc Bermuda BMD Bermudian Dollar Bhutan BTN Ngultrum Bolivia BOB Boliviano Botswana BWP Pula Br Ind Oc Tr USD US Dollar Br Virgin Is USD US Dollar Brazil BRL Brazilian Real Brunei Darsm BND Brunei Dollar Bulgaria BGN New Lev Burkina Faso XOF CFA Franc Burundi BIF Burundi Franc Côte dIvoire XOF CFA Franc Cambodia KHR Riel Cameroon XAF CFA Franc Canada CAD Canadian Dollar Cape Verde CVE Cape Verde Escudo Cayman Is KYD Cayman Islands Dollar Cent Afr Rep XAF CFA Franc Chad XAF CFA Franc Channel Is GBP Pound Sterling Chile CLP Chilean Peso China CNY Yuan Renminbi China, Macao MOP Pataca China,H.Kong HKD Hong Kong Dollar China,Taiwan TWD New Taiwan Dollar Christmas Is AUD Australian Dollar Cocos Is AUD Australian Dollar Colombia COP Colombian Peso Comoros KMF Comoro Franc FAO Country Name ISO Currency Code* Currency Name* Congo Dem R CDF Franc Congolais Congo Rep XAF CFA Franc Cook Is NZD New Zealand Dollar Costa Rica CRC Costa Rican Colon Croatia HRK Croatian Kuna Cuba CUP Cuban Peso Cyprus CYP Cyprus Pound Czech Rep CZK Czech Koruna Denmark DKK Danish Krone Djibouti DJF Djibouti Franc Dominica XCD East Caribbean Dollar Dominican Rp DOP Dominican Peso Ecuador ECS Sucre Egypt EGP Egyptian Pound El Salvador SVC El Salvador Colon Eq Guinea XAF CFA Franc Eritrea ERN Nakfa Estonia EEK Kroon Ethiopia ETB Ethiopian Birr Faeroe Is DKK Danish Krone Falkland Is FKP Falkland Islands Pound Fiji Islands FJD Fiji Dollar Finland FIM Markka Fr Guiana FRF French Franc Fr Polynesia XPF CFP Franc Fr South Tr FRF French Franc France FRF French Franc Gabon XAF CFA Franc Gambia GMD Dalasi Georgia GEL Lari Germany DEM Deutsche Mark Ghana GHC Cedi Gibraltar GIP Gibraltar Pound Greece GRD Drachma Greenland DKK Danish Krone Grenada XCD East Caribbean Dollar Guadeloupe FRF French Franc Guam USD US Dollar Guatemala GTQ Quetzal Guinea GNF Guinea Franc GuineaBissau GWP Guinea-Bissau Peso Guyana GYD Guyana Dollar Haiti HTG Gourde Honduras HNL Lempira Hungary HUF Forint Iceland ISK Iceland Krona India INR Indian Rupee Indonesia IDR Rupiah Iran IRr Iranian Rial Iraq IQD Iraqi Dinar Ireland IEP Irish Pound FAO Country Name ISO Currency Code* Currency Name* Isle of Man GBP Pound Sterling Israel ILS New Israeli Sheqel Italy ITL Italian Lira Jamaica JMD Jamaican Dollar Japan JPY Yen Jordan JOD Jordanian Dinar Kazakhstan KZT Tenge Kenya KES Kenyan Shilling Kiribati AUD Australian Dollar Korea D P Rp KPW North Korean Won Korea Rep KRW Won Kuwait KWD Kuwaiti Dinar Kyrgyzstan KGS Som Laos LAK Kip Latvia LVL Latvian Lats Lebanon LBP Lebanese Pound Lesotho LSL Loti Liberia LRD Liberian Dollar Libya LYD Libyan Dinar Liechtensten CHF Swiss Franc Lithuania LTL Lithuanian Litas Luxembourg LUF Luxembourg Franc Macedonia MKD Denar Madagascar MGF Malagasy Franc Malawi MWK Kwacha Malaysia MYR Malaysian Ringgit Maldives MVR Rufiyaa Mali XOF CFA Franc Malta MTL Maltese Lira Marshall Is USD US Dollar Martinique FRF French Franc Mauritania MRO Ouguiya Mauritius MUR Mauritius Rupee Mayotte FRF French Franc Mexico MXN Mexican Nuevo Peso Micronesia USD US Dollar Moldova Rep MDL Moldovan Leu Mongolia MNT Tugrik Montserrat XCD East Caribbean Dollar Morocco MAD Moroccan Dirham Mozambique MZM Metical Myanmar MMK Kyat N Marianas USD US Dollar Namibia NAD Namibian Dollar Nauru AUD Australian Dollar Nepal NPR Nepalese Rupee NethAntilles ANG Netherlands Antillian Guilder Netherlands NLG Netherlands Guilder New Zealand NZD New Zealand Dollar NewCaledonia XPF CFP Franc Nicaragua NIO Cordoba Oro FAO Country Name ISO Currency Code* Currency Name* Niger XOF CFA Franc Nigeria NGN Naira Niue NZD New Zealand Dollar Norway NOK Norwegian Krone Oman OMR Rial Omani Pakistan PKR Pakistan Rupee Palau USD US Dollar Panama PAB Balboa Papua N Guin PGK Kina Paraguay PYG Guarani Peru PEN Nuevo Sol Philippines PHP Philippine Peso Pitcairn Is NZD New Zealand Dollar Poland PLN Zloty (new) Portugal PTE Portuguese Escudo Puerto Rico USD US Dollar Qatar QAR Qatari Rial Réunion FRF French Franc Romania ROL Leu Russian Fed RUB Russian Ruble Rwanda RWF Rwanda Franc Samoa WST Tala Sao Tome Prn STD Dobra Saudi Arabia SAR Saudi Riyal Senegal XOF CFA Franc Seychelles SCR Seychelles Rupee Sierra Leone SLL Leone Singapore SGD Singapore Dollar Slovakia SKK Slovak Koruna Slovenia SIT Tolar Solomon Is SBD Solomon Islands Dollar Somalia SOS Somali Shilling South Africa ZAR Rand SouthGeorgia GBP Pound Sterling Spain ESP Spanish Peseta Sri Lanka LKR Sri Lanka Rupee St Helena SHp St. Helena Pound St Kitts Nev XCD East Caribbean Dollar St Lucia XCD East Caribbean Dollar St Pier Mq FRF French Franc St Vincent XCD East Caribbean Dollar Sudan SDD Sudanese Dinar Suriname SRG Suriname Guilder Swaziland SZL Lilangeni Sweden SEK Swedish Krona Switzerland CHF Swiss Franc Syria SYP Syrian Pound Tajikistan TJR Tajik Ruble Tanzania TZS Tanzanian Shilling Thailand THB Baht Timor-Leste TPE Timor Escudo FAO Country Name ISO Currency Code* Currency Name* Togo XOF CFA Franc Tokelau NZD New Zealand Dollar Tonga TOP Pa'anga Trinidad Tob TTD Trinidad and Tobago Dollar Tunisia TND Tunisian Dinar Turkey TRL Turkish Lira Turkmenistan TMM Manat Turks Caicos USD US Dollar Tuvalu AUD Australian Dollar Uganda UGX Uganda Shilling UK GBP Pound Sterling Ukraine UAH Hryvnia Untd Arab Em AED UAE Dirham Uruguay UYU Peso Uruguayo US Virgin Is USD US Dollar USA USD US Dollar Uzbekistan UZS Uzbekistan Sum Vanuatu VUV Vatu Venezuela VEB Bolivar Viet Nam VND Dong Wallis Fut I XPF CFP Franc Westn Sahara MAD Moroccan Dirham Yemen YER Yemeni Rial Yugoslavia YUM New Dinar Zambia ZMK Kwacha Zimbabwe ZWD Zimbabwe Dollar * Currencies as of 31.12.2000 .
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