Sentence examples for share currency from inspiring English sources

The prospect of Glencore using its new share currency to buy other mining companies makes the dealmakers giddier still.

While many European countries, although not the UK, have agreed to share currency and abolish border controls, efforts to open up intelligence and police data have been more hesitant.

Germany, France and nine other eurozone countries have been given the green light to impose a financial transaction tax, despite warnings from banks and business groups that it will drive share, currency and derivative trading out of Europe.

As modest as that may sound, regulators see it as the foundation of a firewall to halt the spread of future financial crises.The agreement concerns derivatives, contracts whose value "derives" from the performance of an underlying asset such as a share, currency or bond.

An independent Scotland would have no right to a shared currency or shared social union.

Time is running out for salvaging Greece and, beyond it, Europe's shared currency, the euro.

It isn't about a shared currency – we have that already.

Meanwhile, the shared currency would strengthen the sense of European unity.

This shared currency has always been pegged to the French franc.

He says: "The combination of political independence with a shared currency is a recipe for disaster.

I think his speech is brutally demolishing nationalist case for shared currency.