CNBCのインスタグラム(cnbc) - 4月8日 02時30分
Demand for high-denomination U.S. bills is not slowing down, despite less demand for cash in general.
The number of $100 bills in circulation across the globe hit its highest level in history last year, according to new data from the Fed released this week. That total grew by about 7%, or $92 billion year over year, to a record $1.3 trillion worth.
Some say the surge in $100 bills in the past decade may be a sign that global corruption is alive and well. These high denomination bills tend to be the currency of choice for criminals because there’s no transaction record, and total anonymity.
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