"dollar currency" is acceptable and can be used in written English.
For example, "The currency of the United States is the dollar currency.
The bank has set aside $20m to pay Zimbabwean dollar currency holders.
(Latin American drug lords hoard high-denomination dollar currency; Russian beeznessmen do the same with big euro notes).
In 2006, the U.S. Treasury Department estimated that somewhere around $50 billion in dollar currency is held in Argentina.
For Americans, the attraction is the cost; though the rand has strengthened against the dollar, currency exchange rates still keep prices down for American buyers.
The devaluation in Turkey, which sent the exchange value of the lira down more than 25percentt, contributed to further weakness in the euro against the dollar, currency analysts said.
His comments marked a slight strengthening of his recent language on the dollar and could resonate with gulf oil producing states that are struggling with soaring inflation and might be re-evaluating their dollar currency pegs.
Mr. Lowe also said a 30 billion-dollar currency swap agreement established last year would be available to all authorized deposit-taking institutions in Australia.
Two of the world's largest banks suspended, or put on leave, traders in London and New York yesterday as part of an investigation into alleged manipulation of the trillion-dollar currency market.
Last week, Mark Johnson, a British citizen and HSBC's global head of foreign exchange trading, got nicked by the FBI and charged with fraudulently rigging a multibillion-dollar currency exchange deal.
