Sentence examples for So devaluation from inspiring English sources

So devaluation risked financial chaos.

Moreover, most private borrowing is in euros, so devaluation would mean beggary for many.

It is mainly Hong Kong's poor that save in local currency, so devaluation would rob their piggy banks.

Many debts are denominated in dollars, even though most people are paid in pesos, so devaluation would require them to fork over a lot more pesos to pay off their dollarized debts.

Doing so without devaluation is difficult.

So internal devaluation worsens the private sector's debt problems.

Because they are heavily indebted, and so internal devaluation makes debt burdens harder to service, raising the prospect of defaults or crises.

So internal devaluation (i.e. deflation) would not so much solve the eurozone's problem as shift its manifestation from one sphere to another.

"Japan's sales represent about a billion of our $28 billion-plus revenues, so the devaluation of the yen is viewed as a modest negative for us," Irvin Lipp, a spokesman for DuPont, said.

The second-stage state that produced the to-be-devalued coin type was always stabilized to.9, serving to bias participants to this choice prior to devaluation, so that we could examine subsequent habitual responses toward the devalued outcome against a high pre-devaluation baseline.

So far, the devaluation amounts to about 3%.