Since the US dollar is considered the main currency in the world, the exchange rate of currencies of other countries is also determined based on the US dollar.
According to Yeniavaz.com, there are currently 8 currencies in the world whose nominal exchange rate is higher than the US dollar.
The Kuwaiti dinar tops the list of currencies with a nominal exchange rate higher than the US dollar. Currently, one US dollar is equal to 0.31 Kuwaiti dinar.
It should be noted that before the devaluation of 2015, the nominal exchange rate of the Azerbaijani manat was higher than the US dollar. Currently, the nominal exchange rate of the Azerbaijani manat is 1.7 against the US dollar, and by this indicator, the Azerbaijani manat ranks 16th in the world.
Here are the 18 currencies with the highest nominal exchange rate against the US dollar:
Kuwaiti dinar - 0.31;
Omani rial - 0.38;
Bahraini dinar - 0.38;
Jordanian dinar - 0.71;
British pound sterling - 0.77;
Cayman Islands dollar - 0.83;
Swedish franc - 0.88;
Euro - 0.92;
Panamanian balboa - 1;
Bahamian dollar - 1;
Brunei dollar - 1.33;
Singapore dollar - 1.33;
Canadian dollar - 1.44;
Australian dollar - 1.59;
Azerbaijani manat - 1.7;
New Zealand dollar - 1.75;
Bosnian mark - 1.79;
Bulgarian lev - 1.79.

It should also be noted that the currency with the lowest nominal exchange rate against the US dollar is currently the Lebanese pound. Thus, one US dollar is equal to 89,535 Lebanese pounds.

Elnur Ali