Sentence examples for currency nothing from inspiring English sources

As one can read in 1992's Maastricht Treaty (the Treaty on the European Union), the euro is "a single and stable currency," nothing fancier than that.

But with the world's currencies nothing if not volatile, international trade in particular has been reduced to a legal form of gambling.

Indeed, talk of an East Asian community, with perhaps even a single currency, is nothing new.

Exiting a common currency is nothing like severing a peg, as Britain did in 1992, when Norman Lamont famously sang in the shower the morning sterling quit the European exchange rate mechanism (ERM).

It could not prevent the ECB from stoking inflation, which would undermine the real value of German loans made to euro-zone banks, businesses and governments.A determined country could leave the euro and establish its own currency again: nothing is truly irreversible for a sovereign nation.

His main points — that China should reduce the government's control of the economy, lower barriers to imports from the United States, crack down on the pilfering of American technology and stop holding down the value of its currency — were nothing new.

But just as the president's initials indicate, the plan stinks of B.O. Firstly, a falling currency does nothing to expand a country's exports or domestic production.

If people could buy things with currency worth nothing more than paper and some ink, many would of course do just that.

But ultimately as part of a painful adjustment process it might require the nation to default which could manifest as a negotiated settlement where the creditors accepted the local currency (or nothing).

(In fact, I know that's the case--between 1992 and 1994 the Treasury report listed China as a currency manipulator...and nothing significant emerged from the resulting talks).

Local currencies are nothing new.