Sentence examples for managed exchange rate from inspiring English sources

India's low external indebtedness, managed exchange rate and large foreign-exchange reserves should insulate it from a financial-market shock.

Yet in practice China is reluctant to give up the perceived safety of a managed exchange rate.

But a one-for-four deal, say, reflecting Belarus's managed exchange rate, might be deemed an acceptable price for a great historical opportunity.

"Can you have a managed exchange rate in Europe?" asked Karel Lannoo, the chief executive of the Center for European Policy Studies, a research organization in Brussels.

The Europeans have so far balked at that concession, given China's managed exchange rate, state-steered industry and trade irritants like disregard for intellectual property rights.

Since companies have a high savings rate, it was this, argues Smithers, that caused the excess Asian savings.Chinese policy still involves a managed exchange rate and an unwillingness to tolerate inflation.

In the 1970s, however, the system of managed exchange rates broke down.

Mr. Snow said the agreement was an "essential first step" in ending managed exchange rates, which companies in the United States blame for a surge in imports from Asia.

When managed exchange rates, industry and even company-specific tax breaks and cartels distort markets, it is not protectionist to seek remedies.

They argue that in economies with managed exchange rates and fast-growing bank deposits, there is increased risk of a "double drain".

To keep the world open, there has to be international agreement on deepening and extending a framework for trade, and a new system of managed exchange rates to replace the tyranny of floating rates.