Sentence examples for dramatic depreciation from inspiring English sources
Gentle or even dramatic depreciation of the exchange rate for Greece or Portugal or Italy is not in the cards.
While world trade was itself in free-fall, the benefits to exporters of this dramatic depreciation were masked by the collapse of their markets.
The cost-cutting;and the yen's dramatic depreciation against the dollar;saved the company.
But he expects the Obama administration to avoid a dramatic depreciation by adopting debt-reduction policies similar to the Clinton administration, which balanced the budget for the first time in 30 years in 1998.
Thailand, in particular, will see higher inflation as dramatic depreciation of the baht boosts the price of imported goods.
An economy which has that growth model suffers because of high inflation, dramatic depreciations in the exchange rate, low competitiveness and a high trade deficit relative to country B. In that model, a national currency is over-valued, which means its appreciation rate is higher than that of PPP.
Multiply the current depreciable basis by the depreciation rate to find the year's depreciation.
South Sudan faced a "dramatic contraction" in its gross domestic product, a "massive depreciation" of its currency and an "exponential rise in inflation".
Either aggressive QE or a dramatic change in monetary guidance or target could sharply weaken the dollar though if foreign central banks are actively resisting depreciation there is no substitute for the printing press.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
