Sentence examples for exchange rate used from inspiring English sources

The new $10 million note is the equivalent of about $4 in American currency at the black market exchange rate used by most Zimbabweans.

The official price of a loaf of bread -about 25 kopecks, or 4 cents at the exchange rate used for tourists - has not changed in more than 30 years, while the subsidies the Government pays to produce it have ballooned.

The fare for a single ride starts at around 16,000 won, equivalent to just under $2 at the black market exchange rate used by North Koreans, but around a month's wages for many workers in the capital.

The exchange rate used for any payments should be noted on all documents (offer letter, HR records, payroll documentation) relating to the staff member salary, premium and allowances payments.

Although an economic recovery plan adopted by the Parliament in December called for stringent budget-cutting, legislators this month adopted a new pension program expected to increase the budget deficit by 35 billion rubles, or about $56 billion at the artificially high official exchange rate used in international trade.

"The issue of external imbalances is a sensitive topic related to the development rights and growth potential of China and other emerging economies, and is another political tool, after the exchange rate, used by developed nations such as the U.S. to curb China's economic development," Mr. Li wrote in the article, which was published on the Web site of the finance ministry.

So it might try to protect itself by locking in an exchange rate using forward currency contracts, perhaps.Derivatives are also commonly used by both financial and non-financial firms when they raise capital.

Simple statistical features are extracted for each exchange rate using a sliding window of past data and are employed as input to the prediction model for training its internal coefficients using DE optimization strategy.

This study examines cointegration and Granger causality among global oil prices, precious metal (Gold, Platinum and Silver) prices and Indian Rupee US Dollar exchange rate using daily data spanning from 2nd January 2009 to 30th December 2011.

Exchanging money is easy to do at the airport upon landing, but those with debit cards will find a better exchange rate using an ATM.

Regulators have been looking into accusations that traders rigged the so-called WM/Reuters rates and other benchmark foreign exchange rates used by fund managers to calculate the value of their holdings and by index providers like the FTSE Group.