Sentence examples for undervalue to from inspiring English sources

Blatter is the subject of two criminal proceedings by the Swiss attorney general, relating to a TV rights contract with the Caribbean Football Union allegedly at an undervalue to Fifa, and a 2m Swiss francs payment to Platini in 2011, nine years after the conclusion of the work both men say it related to.

The Australian dollar has moved from being 14% undervalued to 8% overvalued.

The Australian dollar has strengthened, moving from 14% undervalued to 8% overvalued.

European officials have accused Beijing of keeping the yuan undervalued to lift exports.

To do that, they sought to keep their currencies undervalued to encourage exports, and as a group they succeeded.

To keep its export machine humming, China kept its currency undervalued to make its goods more competitive in foreign markets.

If the rest of the collection has been undervalued to this extent, it could be worth more than £600m.

The US government has also accused China of keeping the yuan undervalued to boost its exports in the past.

That doesn't look undervalued to me.

As they tell it, China has kept its currency, the yuan, undervalued to promote export-led growth.

Clearly undervalued, to say the least.