What you need to know about the world’s currencies

The United States dollar is the world ‘s third most popular currency, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

This week the dollar was trading at $1.0868 against the euro, and $1 .1067 against the Japanese yen, down from last week’s value of $1,201.

In 2016, the dollar’s price was at its highest level since 2002, when it was at $.967.

The average price of gold has climbed by $6,200 since February, according the Mint.

On the other side of the coin, the yuan has risen by $1 to $.9360, its strongest level in more than four years.

Gold has rallied almost $1 trillion since the start of the year, thanks in part to a run of strong U.S. economic data.

Gold has also gained more than 1,400 percent since the beginning of 2017, and gold prices are up nearly 8 percent since last August, according for Bloomberg.

“We are on a gold rally, a gold bull run,” says James Dolan, chief market strategist at Guggenheim Partners in New York.

“It’s not just a bull run in gold, it’s a bull market in gold.”

In a statement, the BLS said the price of U.s.

Treasuries surged to the highest level in five years in 2016, when they were trading at a low of $3.10 per ounce.

The bureau also noted that the average U.K. pound has climbed almost 3.8 percent in 2017, its best performance in more to two decades.

China has been a major market for gold.

According to the BPS, China accounted for over half of all global gold purchases in the first half of 2017.

Gold exports from China were $2.4 trillion, more than double the amount from 2014.

China has the world s largest reserves of gold and silver.

China accounts for more than two-thirds of global trade in gold.