Sentence examples for steady appreciation from inspiring English sources

The weak economy, and the steady appreciation of the euro against the yen in recent years, has dampened demand.

The central bank has recently been intervening to cheapen the currency so as to wrongfoot speculators accustomed to steady appreciation.

With the British purchase (at 568 francs each), steady appreciation took place, to more than 3,600 francs in 1900.

They believe that steady appreciation for nearly a decade, coupled with higher inflation in China than in America, has left the yuan overvalued against the dollar.

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The United States argues that despite steady appreciation, the renminbi remains substantially undervalued, which bolsters Chinese exports and makes American goods in China more expensive.

"Research on short-term momentum in asset prices says that if you had a strong six months of steady asset appreciation, that tends to drive further price appreciation," he said.

It is hard to believe that any increase in aggregate demand will boost the housing market – which, remember, was buoyed by visions of steady price appreciation that few seem likely to hold today – sufficiently to re-employ all these workers.

Those who have owned their homes since the start of the decade became accustomed to a steady, rapid appreciation.

Investment bankers owned stock in these companies, but the road to riches no longer lay in slow and steady capital appreciation in the firm.

Why rent when real estate prices in desirable areas — from coastal enclaves in Florida to beach towns in the Northeast to desert hideaways out West — saw a steady annual appreciation of 15 to 20percentt or more?