Sentence examples for considerable foreign exchange from inspiring English sources

But Indonesia entered the crisis with a small budget deficit, considerable foreign exchange reserves and a better regulated banking system.

Beijing is flush with money and has been using its considerable foreign exchange surpluses to win favor with countries in the region (even as it undercuts some of that good will with its territorial claims and military actions).

Customarily, cassava is largely consumed locally and does not return considerable amounts of foreign exchange.

S&P said countries with a reserve currency earned considerable income from heavy trading on foreign exchange markets and enjoyed lower interest charges on overseas debt.

Although mining accounts for less than 10 percent of the GDP and provides work for about 5 percent of the employed labour force, its significance in the economy is considerable as a major earner of foreign exchange.

Yet, during the period leading to the reform in Mexico, remittances had remained a considerable, and more importantly, consistent source of foreign exchange at approximately 1.00% of GDP.

With its huge population, immense foreign exchange reserves and capital control, Beijing still has considerable scope to thwart speculative capital inflows and expand domestic demand to ward off western currency bullying.

Liang Hong, an economist at Goldman Sachs, said that there was still considerable political sensitivity in China about using the country's hard-earned foreign exchange reserves to bail out banks for years of poor lending decisions.

While the Chinese government has considerable unused borrowing capacity at the national level as well as $3 trillion in foreign exchange reserves, any move by the central government to bail out profligate local governments would be politically contentious.

The Obama administration foolishly added to the opacity last year when it exempted certain foreign exchange derivatives from new rules under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law, despite research and analyses showing considerable risks in the exempted instruments.

Despite a considerable output, the cereal production in Egypt falls short of the country's total consumption needs; a substantial proportion of foreign exchange is spent annually on the import of cereals and milling products.