Sentence examples for competitive currency from inspiring English sources

Executives are grateful that they no longer have to deal with competitive currency devaluations in Europe.

Some international economic officials have brushed off the growing accusations of unfair or competitive currency manipulation.

To aid recovery, the euro zone needs an active economic policy and a competitive currency.

First, the G20's commitment to refrain from competitive currency depreciations will come under increasing strain.

His demands have caused the yen to slump more than 15 percent against the dollar since the election campaign in November, causing worries about competitive currency devaluations.

Facing the threat of competitive currency devaluations, finance ministers of the G-20 countries were meeting in Gyeongju, South Korea over the weekend in hopes of restoring concord.

Healthier banks could provide exporters with the working capital they require to take advantage of their newly competitive currencies.But such a virtuous circle still remains a distant dream.

From the Persian Empire, with its vast gold and silver coinage, successor to that of Croesus, to Magna Graecia and Sicily, and from the Dorian colony of Cyrene to the Greek or semi-Greek cities of Thrace, there was a network of varied and competitive currencies, generally of fine quality and steady weight.

After the Asian crisis in 1997, super-competitive currencies helped exports to boom, but domestic demand has lagged.

One reason why the collapse in investment has so far not pushed America into recession is that it has exported some of that recession to Asia.America's economic boom in the late 1990s, combined with Asia's super-competitive currencies after devaluation, helped the crippled Asian tigers to recover more quickly than expected from their financial crises.

This will limit their ability to profit from their more competitive local currencies.