Sentence examples for moderately undervalued from inspiring English sources
The I.M.F., which has no obligation to respond to complaints of currency malfeasance, significantly shifted its assessment of the relative value of the renminbi in a report in July, concluding the currency was "moderately undervalued," softening its previous view that the renminbi was "substantially undervalued".
The IMF's economists believe the yuan is still "moderately undervalued".
Since 2005, the renminbi has appreciated about 30 percent, the International Monetary Fund concluded in July, revising its status from "substantially" to "moderately undervalued".
"This deal seems to be moderately undervalued, but we have some concerns about the management turnover and the appointment of Zeglis and the loss of Hesse," said Steven Lehman, manager of the Federated Utility Fund, which has about $650 million invested in telecommunications companies.
The fund described the Chinese currency as "moderately" undervalued, as it has for about a year after a long stretch of calling it "significantly" undervalued — a policy maneuver that helped increase China's exports but angered many countries whose goods became relatively less competitive.
It's moderately undervalued.
The advantage of using this method over taking the maximum PP value is that it can give an appropriate score to sustained regions of only moderately large PP values, which will be undervalued when taking the maximum.
"We're undervalued, overlooked".
Is WCM itself undervalued?
They are still undervalued.
