Sentence examples for floating exchange from inspiring English sources

But floating exchange rates also have disadvantages.

But floating exchange rates are dangerous.

But this is mainly a world of floating exchange rates.

In a world of (mostly) floating exchange rates, cross-border capital flows add to the problem.

It has much stronger institutions and – most important of all – a floating exchange rate.

In the contemporary international monetary system, floating exchange rates are the norm.

Most emerging economies have larger foreign-exchange reserves, less short-term debt and floating exchange rates.

Today India has a floating exchange rate and a government with almost no foreign-currency debt.

Both countries now have floating exchange-rate regimes; their currencies are even fortuitously aligned.

The floating exchange-rate system emerged when the old IMF system of pegged exchange rates collapsed.

The Chinese called it a "managed floating exchange-rate regime", which may well imply more management than floating.