The phrase "a shift in currency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in monetary systems, exchange rates, or economic policies.
Example: "The recent economic reforms have led to a significant shift in currency, impacting trade relations with neighboring countries."
Alternatives: "a change in currency" or "a transition in currency".
Several people close to Chinese policy makers said that the matter had been complicated by an article last week in The New York Times, which said that Chinese officials were very close to announcing a shift in currency policy and might even act before Mr. Hu's Washington visit if no problem emerged.
Monetary economists, in whose ranks I thankfully do not count myself, also assert that the imbalances created by the border adjustable, destination based system will be wholly or partially corrected by a shift in currency exchange rates.
What's resulted is a shift in currency.
"Unless there is a drastic shift in currency values, foreign buyers will continue buying prime London property," said Charles McDowell, a London property consultant who specializes in properties priced at £5 million or more.
For much of what it stands to lose when its American revenues are translated back into euros, it will regain because almost all of its raw materials are priced in dollars.This sang-froid in the face of a fundamental shift in currency values is typical among big European firms.
In the process, we have created an enormous shift in currency reserves to countries like China, Russia, India, Korea, Brazil and Taiwan.
His remarks last Thursday led to a shift in sentiment among currency traders about how the euro could be valued by early next year.
Italy too has expressed alarm.This split mirrors a shift in competitiveness within the currency zone.
The Miami-based company issued guidance of a 2% to 3% net revenue increase for the full year, but given the shift in currency exchange rates, Carnival expects revenue yields on a current dollar basis to be flat for fiscal 2010 compared to 2009.
But a shift in the world's reserve currency could be swifter than many assume.The dollar's other competitor, the euro, has deeper problems.
In trend terms, the economy grew by just 2.3% in 2014, and yet this announcement saw barely a shift in the value of our currency.
