Currency and Trade Areas 

Source: Encyclopedia of Banking & Finance (9h Edition) by Charles J Woelfel
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Sterling Area
United Kingdom
Channel Islands
Gibraltar
Isle of Man
U.S. Dollar Area
United States, Puerto Rico	El Salvador	Panama
U.S. Virgin Islands	Guatemala	Philippines
Bolivia	Haiti	Venezuela
Canada	Honduras
Colombia	Liberia
Costa Rica	Mexico
Dominican Republic	Micronesia
Equador	Nicaragua
Franc-zone France
Andorra	Guiana	Wallis-et-Futuna
Benin	Mali
Burkina Faso	Martinique
Cameroon	Mayotte
Central African Republic	Monaco
Chad	Niger
Comoros	Polynesia (French)
Congo, Peoples’ Republic	Reunion
Cote d’Ivoire	St. Peirre-et-Miquelon
Gabon	Senegal
Guadeloupe	Togo
European Economic Community
Belgium/Luxembourg	Morocco (Associate)
CFA Area (Associate)	Netherlands
Denmark	Nigeria (Associate)
France	Portugal
Germany, West	Spain
Greece	Sudan (Associate)
Ireland	Tanzania (Associate)
Italy	Turkey (Associate)
Kenya (Associate)	Uganda (Associate)
Malta (Associate)	United Kingdom
Mauritius (Associate)
European Free Trade Association
Austria Finland (Associate)	Portugal
Iceland	Sweden
Norway	Switzerland
Ruble-Yuan Area	Korea (North)
Albania	Mongolia
Bulgaria	Poland
China, People’s Republic	Romania
Cuba	U.S.S.R.
Czechoslovakia	Viet Nam
Germany, East
Hungary
Central American Common Market
Costa Rica	Honduras
El Salvador	Nicaragua
Guatemala
Latin American Free Trade Association
Argentina	Mexico
Bolivia	Paraguay
Brazil	Peru
Chile	Uruguay
Colombia	Venequela
Ecuador
Caribbean Community and Common Market
Anguilla	Jamaica
Antigua & Barbuda	Montserrat
Barbados	St. Kitts-Nevis
Belize	St. Lucia
Dominica	St. Vincent Grenadines
Grenada	Trinidad & Tobago
Guyana
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Algeria	Libya
Ecuador	Nigeria
Gabon	Qatar
Indonesia	Saudi Arabia
Iran	United Arab Emirates
Iraq
Kuwait

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