The ranking of the world’s most valuable currencies has been updated as of 2025. Following research conducted by the financial technology company (Wise), the list of the most valuable currencies for 2025 has been determined. The US dollar faced difficulties in breaking into the top 10 on the list. The strength of currencies is shaped by various factors such as economic stability, inflation rates, interest policies, and natural resource wealth. Here are the most valuable currencies for 2025. The world’s strongest currencies have been announced. The value of a country’s currency is not only determined by exchange rates but also by factors such as a robust economy, low inflation, and high foreign exchange reserves. Despite being one of the most widely used currencies, the US dollar struggles to make it into the top 10, contrary to many people’s expectations. While countries rich in oil stand out on the list, there are also some surprising currencies. Here are the top 10 most valuable currencies in the world surpassing the US dollar: Despite being the most commonly used currency in global trade, it ranks at the bottom of the list. The common currency of Europe ranks lower than expected despite strong economies. A safe haven for investors thanks to a stable economy and low inflation. Being a global financial center places it among strong currencies. Pegged to the British Pound, this currency maintains its value. Despite post-Brexit fluctuations, it remains the world’s fifth most valuable currency. Its strength is maintained through strict monetary policies and high foreign exchange reserves. A currency noted for its economy reliant on oil exports. With both oil revenues and being a financial hub, it is close to the top of the list. Maintains the title of the world’s most valuable currency. Kuwait’s vast oil reserves and robust economy support the strength of the dinar.