Sentence examples for a broad basket from inspiring English sources

Since August the dollar has fallen by 7% against a broad basket of currencies and 13% against the euro.

After adjusting for inflation differentials, the dollar's real trade-weighted value against a broad basket of currencies is close to its average level over the past 30 years.

Most economists suggest that central banks should stick to stabilising the nominal prices of a broad basket of consumer goods, and hold their tongue on share prices.

Talk of its weakness is greatly exaggerated: its real trade-weighted exchange rate against a broad basket of currencies is still close to its 30-year average.

The slide in the dollar against a broad basket of currencies has become a hot topic among political and corporate leaders.

The consumer price index, which measures the prices of a broad basket of items purchased by people living in urban areas, rose by 0.0 per cent.

While gold does provide some protection against spikes in inflation, a broader basket of commodities provides more substantial protection.

The euro's losses are clearly the dollar's gain, but the buck has also climbed 4 percent against a broader basket of currencies.

Only if it is serious about pegging to a broader basket of currencies will it gain more leeway over where to cast its line.

Only then should it consider whether to allow itself more flexibility by, say, linking its exchange rate to a broader basket of currencies and thus abandoning the precious currency board.

Alison Regan, market intelligence analyst with Susquehanna Financial Group, cited call selling and put buying positions taken by traders expecting stocks to decline in the near future in the equipment names that were up the most on Wednesday, as well as in a broader basket of semiconductor stocks.