Sentence examples for paper foreign exchange from inspiring English sources

Though the Cantor partnership's capital of $185 million is only a pittance compared with Morgan's $13 billion or Goldman's $5.8 billion or, soon, the $9 billion of Travelers Salomon Smith Barneyy, Lutnick is expanding Cantor into a supermarket of wholesale brokerage services in all kinds of fixed-income paper, foreign exchange, derivatives, futures and interest rate swaps.

The turmoil that Europe's difficulty has caused in financial markets already appears to have caused tens of billions of dollars in paper losses in China's foreign exchange reserves.

This paper proposes a system design (foreign exchange custodian board) that may stimulate foreign direct investment (FDI) in developing economies through the removal of foreign investors' exchange rate risk in investment outlay.

This paper examines the welfare implications of foreign exchange intervention in a two-country, two-currency, general equilibrium model with limited participation in financial markets and cash-in-advance constraints on transactions.

"On paper, you still have the good assets, the foreign exchange," she said, referring to the $45 billion injection.

This paper studies the diversified investment of China's foreign exchange reserves from a new perspective of energy strategy.

The price of staple foods, for instance, has risen by as much as 400%, and the country continues to rely on foreign handouts to feed its people.In a recent paper, Mr Noland argues that those with access to foreign exchange, such as senior party officials, do not feel the effects of inflation as severely as salaried workers who have no access to foreign exchange.

The third paper, "Dynamics of volatility spillover between stock market and foreign exchange market: evidence from Asian Countries", by Khalil Jebran and Amjad Iqbal, examines volatility spillover effects between stock market and foreign exchange market in selected Asian countries; Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, China, Hong Kong and Japan.

The United Nations regional news agency quoted Zimbabwe Reserve Bank officials as saying that the country had run short of money after the government ran out of the foreign exchange needed to buy the imported ink and paper required to print bills.

This paper implements a trading strategy combining mean reversion and momentum in foreign exchange markets.

It's sort of an innocuous agency — nobody knows very much about it — originally established in 1934 and financed by the paper gains on raising the price of gold, designed to stabilize foreign exchange markets.