The relationship between the euro and the dollar is always expressed in a bass-ackwards fashion (in the media). Today it takes about $1.32 in US dollars to get one euro. And yet the value is always reported as euro/dollar implying that euro is the numerator and the dollar is the numerator.
We should be calling it the dollar/euro.
The same thing goes for the pound/dollar relationship.
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