Certainly! Here is the complete historical financial report of Angola translated into English:

Basic Information: Angola

• Country ISO Code: AO

• Official Language: Portuguese

• Language ISO Code: pt

History of Currencies Circulated in Angola

1. Macuta

• ISO Code: Not applicable (before modern standardization)

• Singular Name: macuta

• Plural Name: macutas

• Subdivision: 1 macuta = 40 réis or 2000 cowrie shells

• Singular Fraction Name: Not applicable

• Plural Fraction Name: Not applicable

• Production Start Date: 1762

• Production End Date: 1861

• Circulation Start Date: 1762

• Circulation End Date: 1861

• Minted Coin Values: Not detailed; macuta coins were the basic unit

• Banknote Values: Not applicable (metallic currency)

2. Portuguese Real (Réis)

• ISO Code: PTM (before introduction of the escudo)

• Singular Name: real

• Plural Name: réis

• Subdivision: Non-decimal

• Singular Fraction Name: Not applicable

• Plural Fraction Name: Not applicable

• Production Start Date: Until 1861 (circulated in Angola during colonial period)

• Production End Date: 1861 (replaced by the Macuta and later the Escudo)

• Circulation Start Date: Colonial period

• Circulation End Date: 1861

• Minted Coin Values: Not detailed

• Banknote Values: Not applicable

3. Mil Réis and Angolan Escudo (1st Issue)

• ISO Code: AOE (Angolan Escudo)

• Singular Name: escudo

• Plural Name: escudos

• Subdivision: 1 escudo = 100 centavos

• Singular Fraction Name: centavo

• Plural Fraction Name: centavos

• Production Start Date: 1914

• Production End Date: 1927

• Circulation Start Date: 1914

• Circulation End Date: 1927

• Minted Coin Values: 10, 20, 50 centavos; 1, 2½, 5, 10, 20 escudos

• Banknote Values: 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000 escudos

4. Angolar

• ISO Code: AOA (Angolar)

• Singular Name: angolar

• Plural Name: angolares

• Subdivision: 1 angolar = 100 centavos

• Singular Fraction Name: centavo

• Plural Fraction Name: centavos

• Production Start Date: 1928

• Production End Date: 1958

• Circulation Start Date: 1928

• Circulation End Date: 1958

• Minted Coin Values: Similar denominations as escudo, continuing centavos

• Banknote Values: Issued in 1926 and 1927, with exchange rate 1.25 escudos = 1 angolar

• Note: Angolar was created to combat counterfeiting and was pegged to Portuguese escudo

5. Angolan Escudo (2nd Issue)

• ISO Code: AOS (Angolan Escudo)

• Singular Name: escudo

• Plural Name: escudos

• Subdivision: 1 escudo = 100 centavos

• Singular Fraction Name: centavo

• Plural Fraction Name: centavos

• Production Start Date: 1958

• Production End Date: 1977

• Circulation Start Date: 1958

• Circulation End Date: 1977

• Minted Coin Values: 10, 20, 50 centavos; 1, 2½, 5, 10, 20 escudos

• Banknote Values: 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000 escudos

6. Kwanza (1st Kwanza)

• ISO Code: AOK

• Singular Name: kwanza

• Plural Name: kwanzas

• Subdivision: 1 kwanza = 100 lwei

• Singular Fraction Name: lwei

• Plural Fraction Name: lwei

• Production Start Date: 1977

• Production End Date: 1990

• Circulation Start Date: 1977

• Circulation End Date: 1990

• Minted Coin Values: 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 kwanzas

• Banknote Values: 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000 kwanzas

• Note: Introduced after independence to replace the escudo

7. Novo Kwanza (2nd Kwanza)

• ISO Code: AON

• Singular Name: novo kwanza

• Plural Name: novos kwanzas

• Subdivision: 1 novo kwanza = 100 lwei

• Singular Fraction Name: lwei

• Plural Fraction Name: lwei

• Production Start Date: 1990

• Production End Date: 1995

• Circulation Start Date: 1990

• Circulation End Date: 1995

• Minted Coin Values: Not widely used due to inflation

• Banknote Values: Various denominations with restrictions on conversion to control inflation

8. Kwanza Reajustado (3rd Kwanza)

• ISO Code: AOR

• Singular Name: kwanza reajustado

• Plural Name: kwanzas reajustados

• Subdivision: 1 kwanza reajustado = 100 lwei

• Singular Fraction Name: lwei

• Plural Fraction Name: lwei

• Production Start Date: 1995

• Production End Date: 1999

• Circulation Start Date: 1995

• Circulation End Date: 1999

• Minted Coin Values: Not widely used

• Banknote Values: Higher denominations due to inflation

9. Current Kwanza (4th Kwanza)

• ISO Code: AOA

• Singular Name: kwanza

• Plural Name: kwanzas

• Subdivision: 1 kwanza = 100 lwei

• Singular Fraction Name: lwei

• Plural Fraction Name: lwei

• Production Start Date: 1999

• Production End Date: In circulation

• Circulation Start Date: 1999

• Circulation End Date: In circulation

• Minted Coin Values: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 kwanzas

• Banknote Values: 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10,000 kwanzas

• Note: Gradual stabilization after hyperinflation and civil war; new polymer banknotes issued since 2020

Additional Information

Economic Historical Context

• Angola was a Portuguese colony from 1575 until independence in 1975.

• During the colonial period, currency fluctuated between the real, escudo, angolar, and escudo again, always tied to the Portuguese economy.

• After independence, the kwanza was created to assert economic sovereignty, but the country faced hyperinflation, civil war, and economic instability.

• Multiple monetary reforms were undertaken to control inflation and stabilize the currency, including successive redenominations.

• The current kwanza stabilized after the civil war ended in 2002 but remains volatile due to oil dependence.

Mint Locations / Production Sites

• Coins and banknotes were initially produced in Portugal and Angola by colonial banks; after independence, by the National Bank of Angola.

• Since 2020, Angola issues modern polymer banknotes.

Designs / Symbols / Abbreviations

• Coins feature national symbols, Angolan flora and fauna, and historical figures.

• Banknotes highlight the first president Agostinho Neto, cultural and natural elements of the country.

• Kwanza symbol: Kz or simply K.

Print Runs / Quantities / Honorees / Seals

• Specific print run data is not publicly available.

• Agostinho Neto is the most honored figure on banknotes since independence.

Curiosities / Commemorative Coins

• Commemorative coins have been issued on national occasions and to celebrate cultural heritage.

• The 2020 polymer series brought greater durability and security to banknotes.

Current Circulation Status

• The current kwanza (AOA) is actively circulating.

• Fractional coins (lwei) have limited use due to inflation.

Issuing Authority

• National Bank of Angola is the issuing and regulatory authority.

Relevant Monetary Legislation

• Post-independence laws established the National Bank of Angola and national monetary policy.

• Monetary reforms between 1990 and 2000 regulated inflation control and restored currency confidence.

Names and Positions of Banknote Signatories

• Typical signatures include the President of the National Bank of Angola and the Bank Governor.

• Agostinho Neto appears as a central figure on banknotes but not as a signatory.

List of People Honored on Coins and Banknotes

• Agostinho Neto (first president)

• Other independence leaders and Angolan cultural figures

This report provides a detailed overview of Angola’s monetary evolution, from colonial coins to the current kwanza, including technical, historical, and cultural information.

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