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THE euro, despite its current travails, is the world's most abundant currency when measured by the value of its banknotes and coins in circulation, according to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). Nearly $1.2 trillion-worth of euros was floating about at the end of 2010. Japan’s yen and America’s dollar were close behind at around $1 trillion each. On average, cash in circulation amounted to 9% of GDP in the 19 currency areas the BIS surveys. In Japan, where the central bank has estimated roughly $350 billion is hidden away at savers’ homes, cash amounts to 18% of GDP, whereas this figure is just 3% in Sweden, a country known for its electronic-payment friendliness.
