The word "currencies" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when referring to different money systems or financial resources in a given area. For example, "It is important to understand the different currencies of the world in order to make informed economic decisions."
It perceives the euro as a single currency when it is convenient to do so and as a confederation of currencies when it is in its interest".
He listed the potentially harmful side effects from sharp movements in currencies, commodities and interest rates that could push already weakened countries to the brink of collapse.
"The focus is not just on the resilience of the US market and the extent to which it absorbs the rise, but the impact on those markets whose currencies are pegged to the dollar," she said.
The index is based on the theory of purchasing-power parity (PPP), that over the long run, currencies should adjust so that a basket of identical goods costs the same everywhere.
The idea for the latter probably predates recorded history, while digital currencies are in the midst of radically redefining the very meaning of the concept, and in the very earliest stages of what could prove to be an enormous shakeout in the way global financial systems function today.
Cash began to trickle in, denominated in currencies from all over the globe.
Revenue generated by the bond trading division – known as fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) – fell by nearly a third, knocking the overall result as it the traditional powerhouse of the business.
In recent months, Argentina has tightened its already strict control of foreign currencies in an attempt to curb inflation and capital flight.
Regulators became tougher on capital and leverage, making the investment banking game more expensive to play, and the volume of trading in the fabled fixed-income, currencies and commodities (FICC) business dried up.
"It makes sense for the national banks of these countries to let currencies depreciate to some extent to keep national competitiveness," he said.
The first quarter trading updating showed that pre-tax profit at the investment banking division – the traditional powerhouse of the bank – fell by 49% to £668m largely because of a downturn in the part of the business that trades commodities, bonds and currencies.
