Sentence examples for clear currency from inspiring English sources

Foreign exchange dealer Clear Currency said: "Markets are expecting [the ECB] to announce a QE programme, €500bn would be at the low end of expectations with a programme of €750bn probably enough to appease markets".

Firstly, it's bad pretty much everywhere else; Peter O'Flanagan at Clear Currency said: "Traders look at the UK's economic stagnation, low interest rates and austerity, and don't feel inspired.

Peter O'Flanagan of Clear Currency predicted that the single currency could slide to $1.18 soon, unless "some meaningful action" is taken to restore faith in the euro, adding: Hope is clearly not enough to keep the Euro afloat any longer 11.13am BST Unions have been demonstrating outside Peugeot's factory in Aulnay, in protest at the plan to shut it in 2014.

Currency unions don't work without close political and fiscal integration, whereas independence is about disintegration: the lesson of the euro area crisis is clear – currency unions are very difficult without fiscal or political union, and can expose all their members to significant risks.

Mrs. Clinton was careful to steer clear of currency issues in her testimony to the Senate.

Macpherson said he had seen the huge impact of the collapse of the UK banks in 2008, and watched the eurozone crisis explode; he and his officials were absolutely clear a currency union carried "very grave risks".

Regardless of whether or not bitcoin will always be the big cryptocurrency on campus, with more than 80 services available, it's clear digital currency is here to stay.

It is not clear yet which currency was involved in the trades actually made.

The lessons are clear: deviations from currency board orthodoxy cause problems -- big problems.

Osborne says Mark Carney's speech made it clear that a currency union would need a fiscal union.

"As it is now abundantly clear, a formal currency union makes sense not only for Scotland, but for the rest of the UK as well".