Sentence examples for highest exchange rate from inspiring English sources

The combination of record commodity prices, hundreds of billions of dollars of capital flowing to Australia to build hundreds of new mines, and some of the highest interest rates in the world led to the highest exchange rate in modern history.

As an independent city state, London would have a higher exchange rate and higher borrowing costs.

Hot money flows led to a higher exchange rate, which crippled manufacturing.

"You will normally be hit with a higher exchange rate for this service," warns Mr Hagger.

The high exchange rate for the Brazilian real means that, even at these wages, workers can send money home.

Key malfunctions are that some countries suffer an artificially high exchange rate and others an artificially low one.

So not only does Germany ideally need a higher exchange rate for the euro, while France does not, the eurozone in general arguably needs a higher exchange rate if its surplus is not to grow further.

If this was his view, it explained why he was unwilling to spend money propping up the UK at a higher exchange rate.

The pair argued that below-target inflation, which hit 1% in November, was largely the result of a higher exchange rate and lower raw material prices.

Churchill always regretted bowing, as chancellor, to Norman's campaign to return to the gold standard at an absurdly high exchange rate in 1925.

The answer is that we set a high exchange rate because it seems to suit our interests – or at least the interests of some of us.