Sentence examples for chief currency from inspiring English sources

"That is when the euro popped," said Brian Dolan, the chief currency strategist for Forex.com.

His chief currency is information, especially the sort of information that puts politicians in hot water.

Instead of such stories being viewed as inconsequential, they are often journalism's chief currency.

On an Internet that is mostly free, after all, personal information is a chief currency.

Debt limit negotiations in Congress are not helping, said Brian Dolan, the chief currency strategist at Forex.com.

Martin Mallett was the Bank's chief currency dealer until he was fired last November for serious misconduct.

Indeed, in a colony occupied by white drunkards whose economy had as one of its chief currencies rum, Bennelong's penchant for strong drink was hardly exceptional or the only potentially damaging custom that became transcultural.

In the more than four decades since president Richard Nixon abolished the gold standard – the pledge that a dollar was worth 1/35th of an ounce of gold – there has been no formal link between the value of the precious metal and that of the dollar or any other of the world's other chief currencies.

Steven Englander, chief U.S. currency strategist at Barclays Capital says it is the culmination of what currency traders have feared for some time now.

If in the Middle Ages the chief feudal currency was land, in today's Russia it is hydrocarbon wealth.

Ashraf Laidi, chief foreign currency analyst at CMC Markets in New York, commented, "The payroll report was seen as a macroeconomic justification".