As an expert in international finance and economics, I am well-versed in the currencies used around the globe. It's important to note that the list of currencies is extensive and can change over time due to various factors such as political decisions, economic shifts, and currency unions. However, I'll provide a comprehensive overview based on the most current and widely recognized currencies.

Europe: The European Union has a unified currency, the European euro (EUR), which is used by 19 of its 27 member states. Countries like the United Kingdom, which has the British pound sterling (GBP), and Switzerland, with the Swiss franc (CHF), have their own currencies.

North America: The United States dollar (USD) is the currency of the United States and is also used in several other countries and territories. Canada has the Canadian dollar (CAD), and Mexico uses the Mexican peso (MXN).

South America: Brazil has the Brazilian real (BRL), while Argentina uses the Argentine peso (ARS). Other countries in the region have their own currencies as well.

Asia: China has the Renminbi (RMB), also known as the Chinese yuan (CNY). Japan uses the Japanese yen (JPY), and India has the Indian rupee (INR). The Singapore dollar (SGD) is used in Singapore, and the South Korean won (KRW) is the currency of South Korea.

Africa: South Africa has the South African rand (ZAR), while Nigeria uses the Nigerian naira (NGN). The Egyptian pound (EGP) is used in Egypt.

Oceania: Australia has the Australian dollar (AUD), and New Zealand uses the New Zealand dollar (NZD). The Fiji dollar (FJD) is used in Fiji.

Middle East: The United Arab Emirates dirham (AED) is used in the UAE, and the Saudi riyal (SAR) is the currency of Saudi Arabia.

Caribbean: The East Caribbean dollar (XCD) is used in several Eastern Caribbean states.

Other Territories: Territories like the Aland Islands use the European euro (EUR), and American Samoa (USA) uses the United States dollar (USD).

This is just a snapshot of the currencies used around the world. Each country or territory may have its own unique currency, and there are also shared currencies and pegged currencies where one country's currency is pegged to another's for stability.

It's also important to be aware of the ISO-4217 code, which is a standard numeric code used to identify currencies. This code is crucial for international transactions and is used by banks, businesses, and governments worldwide.

Now, let's move on to the translation.

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