Sentence examples for a managed float from inspiring English sources

A huge current account deficit, political uncertainty, external debts equivalent to 40% of GDP and spillover from Asia forced a currency devaluation and a managed float a year ago.

A managed float, as Singapore has, risks permanently politicising the exchange rate, and might invite speculators.

The auction system remains, technically, a managed float rather than a devaluation.

notedWorld Economic OutlookThe attraction of a managed float relative to a crawling peg is clear.

A managed float, by contrast, generally frees the government from the need to defend any particular level of the currency.

(The kyat has lost nearly 20% against the dollar since the central bank scrapped a 35-year fixed exchange-rate regime and adopted a managed float in 2012).

The Chinese called it a "managed floating exchange-rate regime", which may well imply more management than floating.

(Such a managed floating rate is sometimes called a "dirty" float).

The dual exchange rate system was then replaced by a managed floating system in 1977.

Second, the implementation of a managed floating exchange rate regime strengthened the control of capital accounts and to some extent, limited the exchange of information between the exchange and stock markets, ultimately resulting in an insignificant volatility spillover effect from the stock to the foreign exchange market.

China's currencyChina said it will stop pegging its currency to the dollar and tie it to a basket of currencies instead, in a highly managed float, thus revaluing the yuan.