Sentence examples for currency pattern from inspiring English sources
From the time of the French kings Louis II and III (877 882) the Carolingian currency pattern weakened, and feudal coinages made their first appearances.
The numerous currency pennant patterns that are forming are likely due to the fact that market participants are waiting for the outcome of the Federal Reserve's FOMC meeting that concludes on Wednesday.
The history of the common currency follows a pattern.
If China's currency were following normal market patterns, we would expect the country's much more rapid pace of growth (projected to be close to 7% in 2015) to lead to a higher-priced currency, which would push its trade surplus toward deficit.
One alternative is a currency basket reflecting the pattern of its trade.
Benjamin Franklin played an even greater role, inventing the foremost safeguard against counterfeiting: After pressing a leaf into a plaster mold, he'd cast the delicate texture in lead and then use the lead as a stamp, inking his currency with the unique pattern of the leaf.
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Mr. Kroeber agreed that the government's currency policy mirrored development patterns in Japan, South Korea, Britain and even the United States.
Instead of creating separate large databases to track things like currency movements, stock trading patterns and housing data, the System S software can meld all of that information together.
Once known for fluctuating with global risk sentiment, the Australian currency is now defying old patterns.
