Sentence examples for those denominated from inspiring English sources

The managers say a neutral mix, based on the fund's composite benchmark, would be 80percentt of assets in dollar-denominated bonds and 20percentt in those denominated in foreign currencies.

Those denominated in reais got an extra boost last week when the government exempted foreign buyers from income tax.

Ms. Hirshman expressed reservations about the site's prominent mention that the accounts, like those denominated in dollars, are backed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

The dollar used to be buoyant because investors expected to make more from dollar assets than from those denominated in other currencies.

That could weigh heavily on the value of government bonds, even those denominated in dollars, especially if investors lose confidence in Brazil's ability to fight inflation.

One of the biggest challenges facing the country is the large amount of foreign-currency mortgages, particularly those denominated in Swiss francs, which have been taken out by home-buyers in recent years.

Those shares, denominated in foreign currency, are off limits to Chinese nationals.

The bulk of those loans is denominated in dollars.

Emerging-market debt prices tumbled, and those of bonds denominated in yen fell more than most.

Now those loans are denominated in euros, borrowers can find foreign lenders ready to offer them a better deal.

But the mortgages on those second homes, denominated in American, Australian or Canadian dollars, would be costly to service for residents here if their Hong Kong dollars became worth less in terms of other currencies.