Sentence examples for rate collapse from inspiring English sources

But, as the exchange rate collapse of 2008 showed, this source of foreign demand for sterling is highly unstable.

They point to the almost 5000-pip exchange rate collapse in the carry-traded Australian dollar/Japanese yen currency pair (among others) within the last three months as evidence that this formerly lucrative practice has finally met its end.

Scaling and distribution relationships reveal that folding rate, collapse, size, stability and diffusion of proteins depend simply on chain length [ 33].

During the late nineteen-nineties, the personal-savings rate collapsed, as Americans went on a borrowing-and-spending binge.

And with the speculative boom turning to bust the exchange rate collapsed, creating even greater difficulty in a country where the debt is owed in foreign currencies.

"The nation's recorded crime," Thomas writes, "more than tripled" between 1945 and 1970, and "in the period from 1971 to 2001 it more than tripled again, while the detection rate collapsed to half of what it had been".

The birth rate collapsed in the former East Germany in those early, uncertain years so completely that the drop is comparable only to times of war, according to Reiner Klingholz, director of the Berlin Institute for Population and Development.

If, say, the revenue earned from the venture is in Swedish krona and the exchange rate collapses because the value of the krona falls, the company still has to maintain its loan repayment in US dollars.

Your total return price change plus the modest coupon will be 45% over the year if the real rate collapses to 2%, and 22% if it reverts to 3%.

Your total return price change plus the modest coupon will be 45% over the year if the real rate collapses to 2%, and 22% if it merely reverts to 3%.

The money immediately appeared on the currency market, and the rate collapsed," wrote Nemtsov.