Meanings of erode the value in anglès

Rising inflation tends to erode the value of bonds, pushing yields higher.

Fear of rising inflation tends to erode the value of bonds, increasing yields.

A hike in interest rates would erode the value of bonds.

Rate hikes typically erode the value of government bonds.

That has eased the long-running risk that currency appreciation will erode the value of their overseas assets.

The central bank warns Italians that leaving the euro would sharply erode the value of their savings.

Gold has been rising on concerns stimulus will fuel inflation and erode the value of the dollar.

The uncertain political climate, failing SOEs and apparent state capture have served to erode the value of the rand.

The two GSEs have reported losses for the past four quarters, and rising mortgage delinquencies erode the value of their capital and assets.

China -Washington's biggest creditor -has expressed concern that loose U.S. monetary policy will erode the value of their U.S. currency reserves.

While Britain's deepening property depression continued to erode the value of its assets, Derwent said tenant demand for its affordable, well-located space remained strong.

Gold loan providers slumped on fears that the sharp fall in gold prices will erode the value of the collateral and make some loans non-performing.

Over a 30-year period the charges levied by providers can, the report found, erode the value of a pension fund by between 12-31 per cent.

Wednesday's ruling could erode the value of the Adidas brand, currently worth $14.3 billion, according to David Haigh, chief executive of consultancy Brand Finance.

The risk in avoiding volatility is inflation eroding the value of savings.

It also erodes the value of sales there in euros or dollars.