Sentence examples for introduced currency from inspiring English sources

When a major policy change is introduced, currency markets don't adjust gradually.

At best, few of the so-called preconditions have been met by any countries that have introduced currency boards or dollarized in the 1990s.

Finally, we introduce currency swaps and their replication.

This version introduces currency in the form of juice and starfruit.

The subject is topical in another Baltic state, Lithuania, which introduced a currency board in 1994.

To break the vicious cycle, German leaders and Allied occupation officials introduced a currency reform measure in June 1948 that created today's mark.

He had introduced the currency just a few months after the collapse of the global banking sector, and published a five-hundred-word essay about traditional fiat, or government-backed, currencies.

In September 1978 the owner, John Clunies-Ross, sold most of his property and relinquished his authority over the islands to Australia, which introduced Australian currency and took steps toward establishing Cocos Malay self-government.

When 11 West European nations, led by Germany and France, introduced the currency in January 1999, some European leaders thought it might soon displace the dollar as the world's preferred storehouse of value.

In 1991, it introduced a currency board that pegged the Argentinian peso at a one-to-one exchange rate with the dollar.

It introduced multiple currencies so that shoppers could browse and buy in their local currencies.