WPU Exchange Rates:

Source: LSEG / FTSE Russell

Pie chart showing the currency contribution of the World Parity Unit (WPU)

The World Parity Unit (WPU) is a basket of eleven currencies: the seven largest developed market currencies and four emerging market currencies.

WPU was designed to minimize risk and to preserve investors’ wealth in the long run, and in global terms. Diversified exposure to seven developed currencies minimizes the short-run risk of currency devaluation. The 9.5% weight in four emerging currencies helps preserve global purchasing power.

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