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Currency Statistics > Real effective exchange rate index > Dominica (historical data)

VIEW DATA:   Values  
Definition     Source      Printable version   
Date   Amount    Rank   
2005   91.41    #73   
2004   94.44    #60   
2003   97.65    #56   
2002   99.86    #58   
2001   100.39    #60   
2000   100    #52   
1999   99.53    #54   
1998   100.17    #67   
1997   99.71    #64   
1996   99.38    #61   
1995   100.63    #50   
1994   106.84    #34   
1993   110.78    #27   
1992   107.74    #38   
1991   106.58    #36   
1990   104.38    #39   
1989   94.94    #59   
1988   91.63    #61   
1987   96.74    #60   
1986   101.98    #55   
1985   109.92    #51   
1984   106.96    #55   
1983   98.83    #65   
1982   92.86    #75   
1981   89.88    #76   
1980   83.17    #77   
1979   80.32    #40   
1978   80.17    #40   
1977   82.54    #38   
1976   84.67    #36   
1975   93.79    #22   


DEFINITION: Real effective exchange rate is the nominal effective exchange rate (a measure of the value of a currency against a weighted average of several foreign currencies) divided by a price deflator or index of costs.
2000 = 100

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database
 

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