Sentence examples for countering currency from inspiring English sources

Second, the European Central Bank needs to pivot from financial crisis prevention – an area where it has performed impressively – to striking the delicate balance of supporting growth (and countering currency over-appreciation) without fuelling excessive risk taking.

As well as countering currency appreciation, negative deposit rates may encourage banks in the euro zone to lend more to one another something still impeded by misgivings about the creditworthiness of banks in struggling peripheral economies.Banks may react to negative deposit rates at the ECB by raising their lending rates to firms and households.

-What is the base currency and what is the counter currency?

(How much of the counter currency you have to pay for one unit of base currency).

(How much of the counter currency you will get in exchange for one unit of base currency).

(The base currency is the first currency in the ratio, and the counter currency is the second) -When buying a currency, what does the exchange rate indicate?

Labour's manifesto also promised to re-impose exchange controls – scrapped by the Tories in 1979 – in order to "counter currency speculation and to make available – to industry and government in Britain – the large capital resources that are now flowing overseas".

In the early 1900s Credit Suisse began catering to consumers and the middle-class with deposit counters, currency exchanges and savings accounts.

Alternatively, the exporters could sell the certificates and use the revenues to modernize factories, pay specialists and the other things needed to revive in-country industries, or use the cash and sell for less (that would counter currency manipulation and subsidies that other countries provide their exporters).

Unsterilised intervention is seen as a route both to counter excessive currency strength and to combat deflation (the prime motive for Swiss intervention).

Companies are already reporting earning pressures due to the rising dollar, and some are even asking their governments to play a more forceful role in countering a stealth "currency war".