Meanings of German mark in English

We have a German mark which they called the euro, he said.

The German mark is worth less than four cents on the exchanges.

Judging by the small value attached to him he might have been the German mark.

But the curbs failed, and in 1978 the SNB capped the franc versus the German mark.

If expressed in percentages, the German mark is worth 5.11 per cent.

In London, as sterling plunged against the German mark, shares posted their biggest one-day rise for 10 years.

To respond, the writer takes out an old gold coin, a heavy little German mark shimmering in the afternoon light.

In heavy trading, sterling dropped four pfennigs against the German mark to close at DM3.01.

Both Yugoslav territories have been using the German mark as their preferred currency but yesterday began the switch to the euro.

It was agreed that Italy would reenter the ERM at a central exchange rate of 990 lira to the German mark.

The victory means EMU will probably have a large number of participants and will be weaker than the German mark is now.

The ERM, established some 10 years before, tied currencies' values to that of the German mark to bring stability to European markets and encourage trade.

The renewed strength of sterling, which reached a new high yesterday against the German mark, poses a dilemma for the Government and the Central Bank.

April 1994-August 1995 - Dollar sinks to a record low against the German mark and a post-World-War Two low against the yen.

Bond prices, however, edged weaker as the pound slipped against sterling and moved through its notional 2.5 per cent against the German mark.

A German mark is worth about twenty-four cents of American money, so the furnishing of the room Hans spoke of must have cost about $600,000.