Sentence examples for from the currency from inspiring English sources

Finally, more fallout from the currency turmoil.

"Those who vote for people's hero Tsipras are voting for the exit from the currency union.

So all the gain for the year would come from the currency movement.

The euro zone, in particular its sickly peripheral economies, including Spain and Greece, craves a calorific boost from the currency.

His clients fear severe social unrest if there is a default and a messy exit from the currency, he said.

The bank pays no taxes on this gain from the currency transactions because it has losses to offset the deal.

Most of today's volatility has come from the currency markets – sterling in particular, which has weakened significantly against the dollar.

In addition to Greece's possible exit from the currency union, a speedy restructuring of the country's debt also features on the agenda.

The price of a kilo of rice was set at twenty won — down from two thousand — in keeping with the elimination of the two zeros from the currency.

While part of the increase reflected accrued interest and shifts in currency valuations, $200 billion to $250 billion appeared to be from the currency market intervention.

Rather, the obliteration of two noughts from the currency seems intended to expropriate corrupt officials or businessmen who have grown rich through trading, mostly with China.