Czech Republic
3 articlesWithin the taxonomy, the monetary setting of Czech Republic, a sovereign state in Eastern Europe, is represented by Czech koruna (CZK). Currency administration is led by the Czech National Bank; Czech koruna banknotes and coins circulate within the jurisdiction. Articles belong here when the territorial or national setting changes how a currency is issued, circulated, regulated or used in payments.
Canada, Czechia, and São Tomé and Príncipe unveil new banknotes
Three countries have rolled out new banknotes that mix history with cutting-edge security. Canada puts King Charles III on its $20 bill, Czechia marks 100 years of central banking, and São Tomé and Príncipe celebrates independence.
Rising Silver Prices Force Mints to Rethink Collector Coins
As silver prices climb and production costs surge, mints across Europe and beyond are slashing mintages, raising prices, and experimenting with new alloys to keep commemorative coins viable for collectors.
Emerging Market Currencies Reach New Highs as Dollar Weakens
A broad decline in the US dollar has pushed emerging market currencies to record levels, with several Asian and European currencies posting notable gains. Investors are watching policy signals and inflation risks as global uncertainty persists