Currency round-up
New notes for Paraguay, printing error for Thailand, and news from Peru, Costa Rica and Tonga
Paraguay: The Central Bank of Paraguay announced on October 5 that it would introduce a new banknote series from 2023.
The BCP said the move would help combat counterfeiting and introduce more up-to-date security features. The new series will also standardise the format of banknotes, as the country’s existing banknotes are a mix of different issues designed over decades.
The central bank also said it wanted to incorporate new imagery and produce more durable currency. It said it would preserve
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