Sentence examples for currency changed from inspiring English sources
One World First trader quipped that he had not been born the last time Britain's currency changed hands at that level.
The flow of currency changed dramatically in the wake of the 2008 "credit crunch," however, resulting in the collapse of a number of banks, devaluation of Iceland's currency (króna), inflation, and interest rates hovering near 20 percent.
Pulling his earphones out to hear questions, he remembered that when he was 8 or 9 years old and the currency changed, he said, "For one franc you got a big bag of candy, and for one euro, one got less".
It says about $80.7m of counterfeit currency changed hands domestically in 2012, and about $14.5m abroad.
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The currency changed from pounds, shillings and pence to dollars and cents, and units of area changed from acres to hectares.
Goldman Sachs has become the latest bank to admit it is co-operating with regulators over an inquiry into potential manipulation of the foreign exchange markets, where more than £3tn of currencies change hands each day.
Compared to the size of a global financial system in which trillions of dollars in derivatives and currencies change hands every day, the IMF is tiny.
As foreign currency is changed into local currency, the money supply rises: extra domestic demand pushes up domestic prices.
Excluding currency changes, orders would have increased 10 percent, Nike said.
Trade always takes time to reflect currency changes.
