Sentence examples for surging currency from inspiring English sources

With unemployment surging, currency reserves dropping, tax revenues plummeting and credit virtually impossible to obtain, that was not the news Argentines hoped to hear after their government spent nearly two weeks weeks in tough negotiations with the I.M.F.

Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama has repeatedly warned that the return of deflation and a surging currency could halt the country's economic recovery.

REUTERS Funds Look to Upset Swiss Franc Cap  |  Hedge Funds are set to rally together to bet against the Swiss National Bank, after its surprise move to introduce a ceiling to cap the nation's surging currency caught investors by surprise.

Canada's central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.5percentt and backed off a plan to raise borrowing costs in the future, saying the country's surging currency might slow exports and inflation.

The contrast between the alarm among government officials over the strong yen on one hand and the opportunism of Asahi Group's bold $1.3 billion deal for a New Zealand beverage company on the other underscores the mixed fortunes for Japan from its surging currency.

Canada's largest banks are doing very well, propelled by a strong oil-fueled economy and a surging currency, now at a 30-year high.

In Brazil, where investors seemed close to a panic last year, exports are surging and the currency remains stable.

That is despite the currency surging to 1.58 reais to the dollar, close to its peak since it was allowed to float in 1999 and much stronger than either the government or industry would like.

When the clarification came, the Japanese currency surged against both the US dollar and the euro.

The narrator says that as the IS currency "surges into the financial sphere" it will cast the "fraudulent dollar note" into ruins.

New housing starts rose by 1.7% in July, after big falls in the previous two months.The euro-area economy grew by 1% in the second quarter, thanks largely to surging output in Germany, the currency zone's largest member.