Sentence examples for currency group from inspiring English sources

Trading revenue from its fixed income, commodities and currency group, which long drove the bank's growth, dropped 29 percent.

"They're looking for policy makers to finally get it," said Robert Michele, global chief investment officer at J. P. Morgan Asset Management's global fixed income and currency group.

Without a bailout deal, Cyprus's banks could collapse, devastating the country's economy and potentially forcing it to exit the euro currency group.

Greece's Finance Ministry said on Monday that S.& P.'s move overlooked the government's commitment to tough fiscal efforts to repair public finances and remain a member of the 17-member euro currency group, according to Reuters.

The seemingly endless series of euro zone crises has European officials pushing for a banking union that would watch over and bind together the currency group's faltering financial institutions.

While the European Central Bank removed the danger of a financial meltdown of the euro zone with its bond-buying plan, there is now a growing risk of a social crisis that could lead to the departure of one or more southern countries from the currency group.

And let there be an "avant-garde", a bunch of countries that integrate faster than others but that is open to all; after all, the single-currency group is exactly that.But what should that avant-garde become?

He will call for an acknowledgment that the EU is a multi-currency grouping and a pledge that companies based outside the eurozone should not face discrimination.

In Europe, "growth prospects remain favorable," largely because of strong domestic demand in the 12 European Union nations using the euro single currency, the group's statement said.

Its fixed-income, commodities and currency products group, which includes its packaged loan and credit markets, will be run by Paco Ybarra.

However, Jeremy Cook of foreign currency trading group World First, said Spain should apply for a formal bailout: "Although politically destructive and obviously humiliating, it is time for Spain to ask for help from the IMF".