Sentence examples for Value in currency from inspiring English sources

That has helped limit sudden fluctuations in the dollar's value in currency markets.

Indonesia is also seeking to negotiate swap agreements with other central banks, particularly in Asia, to increase its ability to defend the rupiah's value in currency markets, he said.

But things change when somebody decides to put a nonessential item on the market: the person looks at an object, creates an imaginary value for what it is worth and asks for the equivalent of that fabricated value in currency.

The U.S. debt troubles undermined the dollar's value in currency markets in recent weeks — a worrying trend for Japanese exporters, as a stronger yen makes Japanese goods more expensive for shoppers overseas.

Higher rates in China would make it even more attractive for investors to sell dollars and buy yuan, pushing up the yuan's value in currency markets at a time when the Chinese government has been trying to hold its appreciation to a moderate pace that has been running lately at about 5percentt a year.

In his 1976 book, Choice in Currency: A Way to Stop Inflation, this Nobelist concluded that the discretionary monetary policies followed by central banks were a type of central planning with the same disadvantages as, say, the central planning of agricultural production.

After the recent ban on gambling, Second Life residents have had reduced opportunities on where spend their hard earned (or bought) Lindens (the Second Life in-world currency).

In 2008, Goldman Sachs lost more than $1 billion in Libyan Investment Authority money in currency and other trading, The Wall Street Journal reported in May.

The last time the Federal Reserve intervened in currency markets was in September 2000, when it teamed up with the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan to shore up the faltering euro.

All other model costs are reported as the 2007 present value in US currency.

If possible, please draw from a US bank in US currency.