In October 2021, Venezuela implemented a redenomination of its national currency, the bolívar—removing six zeros from all denominations in a million-to-one revaluation. This move aimed to simplify transactions and accounting systems that had become overwhelmed by the massive numerical values caused by hyperinflation.
Which country has introduced a new currency with six fewer zeros?
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