Forbes Advisor has analyzed the weakest currencies, based on the number of units of foreign currency received in exchange for one US dollar.
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According to them, the Uzbek soum is the seventh weakest currency in the world with 1 soum buying 0.000087 dollars or $1 equals 11,516 Uzbekistani soum (based on data from Open Exchange as at the time of writing).
The weakest currency in the world is the Iranian rial, with 1 rial buying just 0.000024 US dollars.
The top three also include the Vietnamese dong ($1 equals 23,711 Vietnamese dongs) and the Lao kip ($1 equals 19,072 Lao kips).
