Sentence examples for foreign exchange from from inspiring English sources

The sector is an important source of government revenue, generating $12.4bn in foreign exchange from exports.

But very few ordinary people can obtain foreign exchange from banks; most still use the black market to get rid of their Zimbabwean dollars.

The first problem is that reported reserves exclude the transfer of foreign exchange from the PBOC to the China Investment Corporation, the country's sovereign-wealth fund.

It creates huge distortions in the economy, allowing importers to buy a dollar's-worth of goods for one peso, a wheeze that drains precious foreign exchange from the country.

Countries with plenty of reserves, such as China or India, could allow mutual funds (domestic or foreign) to issue shares in domestic currency with which they could buy foreign exchange from the central bank.

Stephen Green of Standard Chartered, a bank, points out that inflows of foreign exchange from China's trade surplus and (net) foreign direct investment amounted to about $108 billion in the third quarter.

The 10 companies that went public abroad in 2010 — and 75 from 2000 to 2009 — compares with only two United States companies choosing foreign exchanges from 1991 to 1999.

The Sri Lankan economy is highly dependent on foreign exchange earnings from its migrant workforce, with remittance from workers in Middle Eastern countries alone contributing 58.9% of all total foreign exchange earned in 2011.

Grabiner will look at information dating back to 2005 when foreign exchange dealers from the top firms around the City first began to meet officials from the Bank three or four times a year.

The original demand for foreign exchange arose from merchants' requirements for foreign currency to settle trades.

Cocoa, despite decreasing production, still accounts for almost all foreign exchange earnings from merchandise exports.