The world's strongest currency in 2014 belongs to a small, war - torn African nation, best known for its modern - day pirates. (fortune.com)
Strong currencies make a nation's exports more expensive and imports from foreign markets cheaper, whereas weaker currencies make exports cheaper and imports more expensive. (vinsonfinancials.com)
Therefore, we should look to buy stronger currencies that have fallen less and are bouncing off sharply from their key support levels. (links2exchange.net)