Sentence examples for foreign exchange problems from inspiring English sources

It blamed greater investment in programming and foreign exchange problems for the forecast shortfall.

"It was extremely difficult to outlaw a market that the people desperately need," said Djavad Salehi-Isfahani, an Iranian economics professor who teaches at Virginia Tech and has followed the foreign exchange problems confronting Iran.

To be sure, a lot of companies haven't been having a good year due to a few things outside their control — like global economic issues and foreign exchange problems — but Etsy in particular is getting hit hard by investors.

The Mehr News Agency said Mahmoud Bahmani, the director of Iran's Central Bank, has promised to act forcefully to manage the foreign exchange problem.

The falling price of Ceylon's rubber and tea and the increase in the price of imported food added to the acute foreign exchange problem.

That means fewer foreign-exchange problems and fewer economic concerns because, he said, "even if there's a recession, things will be better in the United States".

Iran's supreme leader spoke out publicly for the first time on Wednesday about the country's foreign-exchange problems, describing the mass protest in Tehran last week over the plummeting Iranian currency as an anomaly that the West had gleefully but foolishly misinterpreted as a harbinger of crisis.

I believe China will eventually find gold as a partial solution to its foreign-exchange problem.

Although many developing countries experienced periods of relatively rapid economic growth at the macro level under these policies, by the late 1970s and early 1980s unsustainable fiscal and current account deficits, hyperinflation, external debt problems and foreign exchange crises signalled the need for policy reform.

"We are undertaking a look comprehensively, not only in the consumer area but compliance generally, because there has been a very disturbing pattern of violations," she said, citing problems in mortgages, foreign exchange trading, sanctions and other areas.

More on this later.... 1.33pm GMT Carney is reminded that reports of problems in the foreign exchange market surfaced in June 2013 -- why did the Bank do nothing until October?