by Richard Ortiz
Each country issued their own banknotes as currency. Different names were given to them such as Franc, Dinar, Krone, Lira, Peso, Mark, Rial, Pound, Rupee and Ruble. Some countries gave their currencies the same name as, for example, dollar by Canada, the United States, Malaysia, Australia, Zimbabwe and Singapore. A common currency has been adopted by some as Euro for the European Union. International trade in goods and services required the trade to be transacted with their respective currencies. The exchange rates between the currencies of the trading countries required to be fixed. Usually the respective central banks and the governments fixed the rate. The Banks as well as the governments facilitated trade between the respective countries by buying and selling the currency of the other country.
The demand for a particular currency increased when its exports increased. This led to an increase in the value of that currency. However, with liberalization of trade, currency became floating with its rates determined by the market factors of demand and supply. The currency market emerged where currency began to be traded as a commodity. Increasingly speculators moved in the form of currency traders and money managers. Very soon the bulk of currency trading became speculative. The exchange rate began to be also influenced by speculation in currencies.
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By mid 13h century China introduced paper money making it the first country to do so. It was Sweden that first introduced paper money in Europe as early as in 1661. Sweden had a copper based coin system which turned out to be rather too cumbersome when goods of high value had to be traded. It was not manageable when the transactions were bigger. Paper currency was light in weight and rather easily carried around. Initially the government backed the paper currency as it did not have intrinsic value as did coins, by backing the paper money with gold standard. This remained so till about 1990. But soon enough currencies were de-linked from the gold standard. With this, currency soon adopted the floating rate with the market determining its value.
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Title: From Currency For Exchange Of Commodities To Currency As Commodity
Author: Richard Ortiz
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Keywords: banks,financial institutions,currency,currency trading,trading,foreign exchange market,foreign currency,foreign exchange trading,foreign exchange rate,money,business,business transactions,investing,investment,finance
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