Stringent restrictions on foreign currency have led to soaring credit-card use abroad: Paying by plastic is one of the few ways Argentine travelers have of avoiding the black market premium on dollar bills, currently 36 percent.
Prosecutors have struggled to determine his assets because the Philippines has extremely stringent secrecy laws governing foreign currency deposits.
Stringent capital controls keep most Chinese currency in the country, leaving investors very few places to put their money.
And the Germans themselves were promised that the euro, through stringent discipline, would be as hard a currency as the Deutschmark.
The Maastricht Treaty provided for stringent controls — but all the members of the common currency disregarded them and set a pattern of easy variance from the truth.
In the case of eurozone bailouts for struggling single-currency countries, he argues for coupling the stringent austerity and spending cuts packages needed to qualify for the rescue with impact assessments on the social costs of the programmes.
Tells about the stringent security surrounding the gold & about the Fed's currency shredding operation on a floor above.
Even should they cough up, this would improve only the numbers, not the reality.With the value of Egypt's currency eroding by 10% since December, the bank has imposed increasingly stringent exchange controls.
And Rep. Ed Royce (R-Calif ., chaiR-Calif .he House Foreign Affairs chairmane, called fof the WHouse Foreign Affairs Committeeed North Korea policalledh one that is energetic, creative and forused on crippling the Kim regime's military capabilities through stringent sanctions that tackle its illicit activities and cuts off its floWhite Houseurrency".
The IMF, EU, and other international donors provided substantial financial assistance to Latvia as part of an agreement to defend the currency's peg to the euro in exchange for the government's commitment to stringent austerity measures.
Congress Should Not Approve more money for the IMF without at least attaching stringent conditions, principal among them being that troubled countries receiving monies set up Hong Kong-like currency boards or some other mechanism that can stabilize the affected currencies.
