Sentence examples for appreciating currency from inspiring English sources

So the last thing they need is a steadily appreciating currency.

Rising wages in China and a gradually appreciating currency have also started to erode the country's international competitiveness.

But, as with most good things, there is a downside: a rapidly appreciating currency that hurts exports and, over the longer run, could lead to a bubble and its eventual bursting as notoriously fickle foreign investors flee for safer harbors.

Warner's management tried to avoid Pfizer's clutches, but the giant's offer, made in the rapidly appreciating currency of its own shares, eventually won the day.Although Pfizer had little experience of mergers, the Warner-Lambert takeover has gone well.

It was the latest sign that steeply rising blue-collar wages in China and a gradually appreciating currency are starting to erode the country's international competitiveness; foreign investment in China has also begun to level off, while surging in lower-wage countries in the region, like Cambodia and Vietnam.

The appreciating currency is an added benefit for investors in Russian stocks.

John Snow, America's treasury secretary, the International Monetary Fund and the Bank for International Settlements have all called for a stronger yuan.Asian governments worry that appreciating currencies might hurt their exports.

But Japan, Italy, and South Korea have all enjoyed rapidly rising living standards despite budget deficits; Germany and Switzerland despite appreciating currencies; and Italy and Korea despite high interest rates.

At the Lima meeting Mr Larraín and the other ministers agreed to look at options for joint policies to deal with increasing capital flows and appreciating currencies, a result of quantitative easing in the European Union, United States and, most recently, Japan.

Both of those countries have struggled to cope with appreciating currencies in the past few years as cheap cash entered their borders.

Similarly, if the dollar weakened, analysts would write confidently that the stock market would be hurt as investors pulled their money out of US equities to invest in markets denominated in appreciating currencies.