Sentence examples for rate appreciation from inspiring English sources

"Given extensive intervention combined with excessive liquidity, real exchange rate appreciation and economic overheating could follow.

Yet that growth rate is primarily due to the success of non-tradeables such as construction, which are barely affected by exchange rate appreciation.

The International Monetary Fund, meanwhile, said Thursday that many Asian nations needed to tighten monetary policy further, including through greater exchange rate appreciation.

Well, as Menzie Chinn notes here, there has been a substantial amount of real exchange rate appreciation against the dollar, and this appears to be having some effect on China's trade balance.

The figures suggest that real exchange rate appreciation is having an effect, but one also suspects that structural shifts—higher saving in America and busier consumers in China are also pushing economies toward balance.

Given that American consumer price inflation is well below that, real exchange rate appreciation has occurred far faster over the past year than has nominal exchange rate appreciation.Mr Chinn provides some nice analysis of this trend.

To achieve this requires both structural reforms and exchange rate appreciations.

It is no wonder that more and more governments are worried about exchange-rate appreciation.

Normally, rising productivity would lead to exchange-rate appreciation; when that can't happen, prices rise instead.

Obviously, in reality we would expect both the rate of growth and the rate of real exchange-rate appreciation to slow as China catches up with America.

A 2009 IMF working paper* concluded that exchange-rate appreciation is unlikely to have much impact on oil exporters' external balances.