Global Stability Union

National Optimal XXG Charts

National Optimal

The optimal exchange rate is the one that minimizes the risk of the nation’s total payments.

As countries tend to trade most with those in their immediate neighborhood, those trading partners will be different for each, e.g. the United Kingdom’s main trade partners are different from Bangladesh’s.

XXG

These exchange rates are denoted by a ‘G’ after the two-letter standard ISO 3166 country code, so for example the national weighted equilibrium exchange rate for Denmark is denoted by DKG, and for Bangladesh by BDG.

Charts

The national weighted equilibrium exchange rate system enables the setting and real-time operation of market-based exchange rates for any given country. This system optimizes exchange rate stability for that nation's total payments, as measured by variance, through the mechanism of proportionally weighting volumes relative to the values of currencies of those trading partners relevant to the country.

BDT

DKK

TRY

AUD

new GRD

RUB

new SVC

Date

USD G BDT

EUR G BDT

CNY G BDT

INR G BDT

GBP G BDT

SGD G BDT

CAD G BDT

JPY G BDT

Date

EUR G DKK

SEK G DKK

GBP G DKK

NOK G DKK

CNY G DKK

USD G DKK

PLN G DKK

DKK G DKK

Date

CNY G TRY

USD G TRY

EUR G TRY

GBP G TRY

CHF G TRY

RUB G TRY

INR G TRY

KRW G TRY

Date

CNY G AUD

JPY G AUD

USD G AUD

KRW G AUD

SGD G AUD

THB G AUD

NZD G AUD

TWD G AUD

Date

EUR G GRD

RUB G GRD

TRY G GRD

CNY G GRD

BGN G GRD

GBP G GRD

KRW G GRD

Date

USD G RUB

EUR G RUB

CNY G RUB

JPY G RUB

PLN G RUB

KRW G RUB

Date

USD G SVC

GTQ G SVC

HNL G SVC

CNH G SVC

MXN G SVC

EUR G SVC

NIO G SVC

CRC G SVC

Change Interval