Sentence examples for weakened value from inspiring English sources

A decision by Singapore to adopt a higher trading band helped induce the sell-off, adding to the talk of the dollar's weakened value.

The weakened value of the U.S. dollar made American assets a steal.

Exports also fell, but the decline, 1.8percentt, was the smallest in 10 months, reflecting improved demand for automobiles in response to the weakened value of the yen.

The company cited unexpectedly low demand for contact lens care items, troubles meeting demand for surgical intraocular lenses, competition in the market for hearing products, and the weakened value of the euro.

"Fluctuating foreign exchange rates, supply pressure on key ingredients and the weakened value of the pound are impacting the import cost of some of our materials and affecting the price of material costs based on commodities that are traded in foreign currencies".

That has weakened the value of the dollar against the euro – an unwelcome development for the ECB because it adds to deflationary pressures in Europe.

Comparatively lower interest rates have weakened the value of the Canadian dollar, which was worth 82 United States cents when Mr. Thiessen began his seven-year term as governor.

The yen weakened in value last week, to 100 to the dollar, a level unseen in four years, helping local companies like Sony and Toyota.

Since July, the forint has weakened in value against the euro to 296, from 264 - perhaps the clearest sign that investors are losing confidence in Hungary.

In each of the first two rounds of quantitative easing, the dollar weakened in value against a basket of foreign currencies.

Worries over the impact to the British economy have weakened the value of the country's currency and made it cheaper for foreign companies like SoftBank to hunt for deals there.