Sentence examples for stronger exchanges from inspiring English sources

"What you will see going forward is stronger exchanges and more businesses, more regulation, bringing in new users and the currency will become quite steady," he says.

A stronger exchange rate would boost consumers' purchasing power, allowing them to buy more foreign goods.

But British business, or some of it, may also have adjusted to a stronger exchange rate.

But in the past couple of years, exporters have made a good fist of coping with a stronger exchange rate.

A stronger exchange rate would boost consumers' purchasing power, by allowing them to buy more foreign goods.

"Inflation expectations can be contained by a tighter monetary stance and a stronger exchange rate," the organization wrote in its report.

For now, concern about the loonie is muted, because most companies adapted to a stronger exchange rate during its previous run-up in 2007.

Higher Chinese wages will have a similar effect to the stronger exchange rate that America has been calling for, shrinking China's trade surplus and boosting its spending.

The rise in their price will have much the same effect as a stronger exchange rate, making Chinese goods pricier relative to internationally traded commodities.

A stronger exchange rate improves any economy's terms of trade, and so boosts consumers' spending power: they can buy more foreign goods in exchange for the same amount of domestic production.

A stronger yuan would also help rebalance China's economy, making it less dependent on exports, putting future growth on a more sustainable path.If a stronger exchange rate is in China's own interest, why does it resist?