Sentence examples for violent currency from inspiring English sources

Ralf Schneider, an economist at Dresdner Bank, noted that the violent currency swings are hardly unprecedented.

For although violent currency movements would be damaging, because they disrupt companies' investment plans and debt repayments as well as producing sudden shifts in the terms of trade, steadier movements are generally a consequence of something going on in the real economy.

Persuading the president to balance the fiscal books, at least in the long term, would also be a service.The dollar's recent fall, welcome as it may be, could turn into a rout if the markets really take fright, and violent currency adjustments can do great harm.

Sculpture, and sexually explicit sculpture at that, some of it violent, was common currency in Roman culture across all sectors of society –and crucially was on open access.

The comfortable, ordered system of international exchange, in place since the Bretton Woods accord at the end of World War II, had come apart, leading to violent fluctuations in currency values.

There have been violent movements in currencies, bonds and commodity prices, especially crude oil and metals.

Belgian newspaper De Standaard reports that Ibrahim El Bakraoui was believed to have taken part in the violent robbery of a currency exchange office in January 2010.

The decline in the rupiah has rattled officials because they remember that Mr. Suharto was ultimately swept out of power by violent unrest ignited by a weak currency.

Violent men die violently.

But confidence in the region's new-found stability has taken a knock.That is because the currency movements were sudden and violent.

With Australia suffering a recent drop in international student numbers because of factors like a stronger currency and a number of violent attacks on Indian students in 2009, it could be an opportune time for New Zealand.