Sentence examples for appreciates too much from inspiring English sources

If the currency appreciates too much, the government must sell local currency and buy foreign currency.

Japanese officials have said they may intervene in currency markets if the yen appreciates too much.

The Swiss National Bank has used similar declarations to keep its currency from appreciating too much.

Brazil imposed a tax on the flightier sorts of foreign capital to stop the real from appreciating too much.

A search for safety by investors has also helped, as has China's need to buy and invest dollars to keep the renminbi from appreciating too much.

Many fret that the upward pressure on exchange rates from the surge in foreign capital will cause their currencies to appreciate too much.

The country has $314 billion of reserves, largely thanks to the central bank intervening in the past to stop the rupee appreciating too much.

The dollar may be weak but central banks in all these Asian countries have continued to buy it to prevent their own currencies from appreciating too much.

When private investors have little appetite for American assets, as in 2003 and 2004, central banks buy a lot in order to stop their currencies from appreciating too much against the dollar.

Japan was the most public about its intervention, aggressively entering the markets on September 15 to keep the yen from appreciating too much.

In her review for The New Yorker, Ellen Willis said that she learned to appreciate Too Much Too Soon more than New York Dolls after having seen the band perform songs from the former album in concert, particularly "Human Being" and "Puss 'n' Boots".