Sentence examples for slid in value from inspiring English sources

The dollar has slid in value recently in a reflection of an overall loss of confidence in American investments.

Countries like Tajikistan, whose citizens often work in Russia, were hit even harder because the Russian ruble also slid in value.

Italian government debt slid in value, pushing up the country's borrowing costs, while the euro hit a seven-week low as Europe's debt crisis once again dominated world markets.

First of all, the dollar slid in value, especially against the euro, so that by keeping the yuan/dollar rate fixed, Chinese officials were, in effect, devaluing their currency against everyone else's.

But Garanti Bank, partially owned by the family firm, Dogus Holding, has since slid in value.

Allowing higher loan-to-value ratios will boost participation, since many troubled borrowers' home have slid in value significantly.

That in turn is causing the Yemeni riyal to slide in value.

Although analysts say some economic fundamentals now appear stronger, the currency has continued to slide in value and foreign investors have stayed away.

With other Asian currencies sliding in value, analysts fear that Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad's insistence on pegging the Malaysian ringgit at 3.8 to the dollar will undermine exports.

It was not clear, in the long run, whether it would calm the political scene, where uncertainty and disarray have caused the currency to slide in value and investors to withhold their business from Indonesia.

3.43pm BST The US dollar is also sliding in value, as traders reduce their exposure ahed of the debt ceiling of 17 October The dollar has lost half a cent against sterling, pushing the pound over $1.60, and also half a cent against the euro, which has risen to $1.359.