Sentence examples for sustained appreciation from inspiring English sources

A yawing trade surplus still points to a stronger yuan, so we maintain our forecast for sustained appreciation, though expect the upward march to come in fits and starts.

A sustained appreciation of the yuan could ease frictions somewhat with the United States, the European Union and Japan, all of which have criticized China for not allowing faster appreciation.

Mr. Geithner urged China to allow "significant, sustained appreciation" of its undervalued currency and even suggested that anything less would strain the relations of the world's two largest economies.

This gap may explain the strength of the euro, which has risen against the dollar in recent weeks despite endless euro-zone sovereign-debt worries (see chart).It also explains the sustained appreciation of the Australian dollar, which has strengthened markedly since the start of the year.

One example would be a sustained dollar appreciation that results in tough times for emerging markets.

Not just polite applause but sustained heartfelt appreciation of the bridge that the Queen herself had built … she had the look of a woman for whom the weight of history had just got a lot lighter".

Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific regreetedeeted what was widely thought to be the start of a sustained renminbi appreciation with a strong rally on Monday but gave up those gains on Tuesday.

The pieces of plastic have been cut from things like carrot bags, but their presentation invites — and sustains — intense appreciation; they might be precious bits of ancient papyrus or textile.

But he said the rouble would be "unable to sustain lasting appreciation".

But it noted that if the renminbi continues to gain — either through faster appreciation or sustained higher inflation — the surplus will be smaller.

When the value of a country's currency rises, its products become more expensive on world markets, and if the appreciation is sustained over time its exports can be hit hard.