ecu

/ˈeɪkuː/
noun
  1. A former unit of currency used by the European Community before the euro, based on a basket of European currencies.
    • Many economists studied the ecu as a step toward a single European currency.
    • The ecu was replaced by the euro in 1999.
    • In the 1990s, travelers could use the ecu for some international transactions.
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