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| | Currency and country risk
Country risks are the risk investing in a certain country an include political risk, exchange rate risk, economic risk, sovereign risk and transfer risk (cpaital being locked up or frozen bu government action).
The countries with the lowest country risks are:
- Luxembourg (Euro)
- Norway (Norwegian Crown)
- Switzerland (Swiss Franc)
- Denmark (Danish Crown)
- Sweden (Swedish Crown)
- Ireland (Euro)
- Austria (Euro)
- Finland (Euro)
- Netherlands (Euro)
- United States (US Dollar)
- Germany (Euro)
- France (Euro)
- Belgium (Euro)
- United Kingdom (British Pound)
- Canada (Canadian Dollar)
When investing in companies of foreign countries or companies selling to foreign countries you face additional currency and country risks.
Currency risk arises form the change in price of one currency against another. Currency risk can vary per country. The following currencies are relatively stable:
US Dollar, Euro, Swiss Franc, Uk Pound, Swedish Crown, Norwegian crown, Danish Ccrown, Canadian Dollar, Japanese Yen. Currencies of countries with high inflation tend to be unstable, like the Russian Ruble, Mexican Pesos, Turkish Lira.
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