Sentence examples for foreign currency inflows from inspiring English sources

The Indian government, meanwhile, receives payments from the United Nations in United States dollars, but pays soldiers in rupees, which helps increase foreign currency inflows.

In fact, it accounts for more than 90% of the country's foreign currency inflows.

Even the oil industry, responsible for more than 90% of Venezuela's foreign currency inflows and 50% of government revenues, is suffering.

The story is even sweeter when foreign collaborations happen, for then there is a lot of skills transfers and foreign currency inflows.

It has hiked already-high tariffs on many imports even further, and is taxing foreign-currency inflows increasingly heavily to keep out speculative inflows.

A tax on foreign-currency inflows and the Central Bank's interventions have engineered a fall in the painfully strong real of around 20% since February.

A planned social fund could stash oil revenue in foreign assets, partly neutralizing currency inflows and reducing the temptation for the government to splurge.

Because of this change in financing, China has been hit with very large inflows of foreign currency that are being swapped for yuan.

When emerging economies issue bonds denominated in a foreign currency, an interruption to the inflow of foreign capital can push a seemingly solvent country into default.

Switzerland, which is outside of both the European Union and the euro, is considering capital controls to stop a destabilizing inflow of foreign currency in the event of a worsening in the euro crisis.

As investors seek havens from the euro zone's troubles, Switzerland — which is not part of the European Union and uses its own currency, the franc — has begun considering new controls to stop a destabilizing inflow of foreign currency into the country.