Sentence examples for improved exchange rate from inspiring English sources
Efforts to revamp the international monetary system after World War II improved exchange rate stability, fostering record growth in global finance.
To address these concerns, the G7 (now G8) held a summit in Paris in 1987, where they agreed to pursue improved exchange rate stability and better coordinate their macroeconomic policies, in what became known as the Louvre Accord.
Recent declines in the value of sterling are expected to support exports sales, though the deteriorating global situation could mitigate against an improved exchange rate.
"The weakened pound has continued to work in retailers' favour as international visitors have made plans to travel to enjoy the UK's warmer weather and take home with them British luxury items due to the improved exchange rate," said the company's UK and Ireland managing director, Gordon Clark.
Morrisons' petrol director Mark Todd said the cut was the result of "a drop in wholesale prices, combined with an improved exchange rate".
The application of hot water droplets significantly improved the exchange rate between the solvent and non-solvent phases, which increased the average pore diameter.
Australia's central bank buys Australian dollars to improve the exchange rate.
Mr. Zhou, the central bank chief, repeated that the government would work to "improve the exchange rate mechanism".
He touched vaguely on the country's currency, saying China would improve its exchange rate protocol and make it more flexible, but he did not offer details.
Hours before the House vote, China's central bank issued a statement pledging to "increase currency flexibility," and "gradually improve the exchange rate setting mechanism".
This will further improve gaseous exchange rates and therefore improve the efficiency of the industrial processes where they are being employed to produce bubbles, leading to a reduction in associated energy costs and an increase in the overall economic and energetic feasibility of these processes.
