Sentence examples for euro reflects from inspiring English sources

In part, the debate, which may reach its peak next month when the European Union leaders discuss proposals to strengthen the euro, reflects grumbling over the performance of Mr. Juncker.

The dollar rose as some investors said its recent drop against the euro reflected too much pessimism about the outlook for the economy.

Writing last week in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, the historian Andreas Wirsching likened Berlin's current dilemmas over Europe to those of Otto von Bismarck in the 19th century, suggesting the tug of war over the euro reflected a similar political dynamic that in the past had resulted in real wars.

Today's relative stability of the euro reflected several factors: a rejection had already been factored in by many traders, recent European Central Bank intervention has demonstrated that monetary authorities will not let the currency slip much below this level and the Danish economy is small.

The yen does not reflect the strength of the Japanese economy nor did the euro reflect the robustness or otherwise of the European block.

But many international steel contracts are in euros, reflecting the importance of Europe as a steel user.

The power and transportation company Alstom said sales in its most recent quarter fell 18percentto to $4.34 billion euros, reflecting a decline in orders that were placed at the end of last year.

The euro crisis reflects the failure of a dead-end policy.

His opposition to bailing out Greece and other overly indebted countries in the euro area reflects views widely held in Germany.

Because although the fall in the euro largely reflects cyclical factors, the region's economies also face serious structural problems and none more so than Germany (see article).

The forecast for negative growth in the euro area reflects not only weaknesses in periphery countries, but also some weaknesses in the core.