Sentence examples for whose currencies from inspiring English sources

This is particularly important for those countries whose currencies are significantly undervalued".

Second, a large part of US trade is with countries whose currencies float freely against the dollar.

Countries whose currencies are borrowed by other member governments receive remuneration about 4 percent of the amount borrowed.

It would require the Treasury Department to identify countries whose currencies were grossly misaligned — with China everyone's favorite culprit.

Granted, most of their trade is with countries whose currencies are tightly tied to the D-mark in the European exchange-rate mechanism.

Some of the countries whose currencies have gained most at the dollar's expense, like Britain, Australia and New Zealand, have large external deficits and debts too.

The Japanese, whose currency tends to strengthen in adversity, seethe with jealousy.

Nikolais, whose currency was wonder and magic, shouldn't be remembered for this.

Cost of living Canada is another country whose currency has appreciated strongly in recent years.

In Argentina, whose currency is tied to the dollar, the leading stock market index fell 5.2percentt.

Alternatively, the member states whose currency is the euro will have to go ahead".