Argentina Uses Cash Most Frequently – Global Report

Okay, here’s a breakdown of teh countries mentioned in the text,⁣ categorized by‍ their ‍cash usage​ levels, based on the provided data. I’ll group them into ranges for clarity.​ Note that the percentages are approximate, based on the text’s‍ presentation.

High Cash Usage (90%+)

* Cambodia, Laos and Nepal (90%)

Very High cash Usage (70-90%)

* India (70%)

High Cash Usage ‍(50-70%)

* Germany (51%)

* Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Botswana, Bulgaria, Cayman islands, Cyprus, Croatia, Lithuania,‍ Mauritius, Montenegro,‌ Oman, Portugal and Seychelles (50%)

Moderate Cash Usage (40-50%)

* Belgium (47%)

*​ Ireland ‌and Poland (45%)

* ‌ Filipinas (44%)

* Costa Rica, Ecuador, France, Kenya, Latvia and Türkiye (40%)

Lower-Moderate Cash Usage (30-40%)

* Malaysia (32%)

* Estonia, ‍Georgia, Kuwait, Luxembourg, Panama, Saudi‍ Arabia, Switzerland, ‌Taiwan, czech Republic and Uruguay (30%)

* Finland (27%)

* Qatar (25%)

* ‌ Brazil (22%)

Very Low Cash‌ Usage‍ (20-30%)

* Andorra, Bahrain, Brunei, United Arab Emirates, Hong⁣ Kong, Monaco, Netherlands, Romania ‍and Singapore (20%)

Lowest Cash Usage (Under 20%)

* ‌ EU⁢ (16%)

* ⁢ Israel, Canada and New Zealand ⁢(15%)

* Sweden (14%)

* Denmark, England and Scotland (12%)

* ⁢ Australia, Iceland, ⁤China, Norway and‍ South Korea (10%)

critically important Notes:

* This is based solely on the‌ provided text.
* ‍ The ⁤text ⁣presents data as it was reported⁢ in‌ the source⁤ material, and‍ I’ve ‌simply extracted and⁢ organized it.
* the‌ grouping into ranges is for easier readability.
* ⁢The‍ text ⁤mentions the “FOREX cash Index” as the source of the data, drawing‍ from‌ Statista, Numbeo, and ‌central ⁣banks.