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Meanings of currency in English
Usage of currency in English
1
Open Source Everything makes truth rather than violence the currency of power.
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Its multi-ethnic population use the Euro currency and vote in French elections.
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Therefore, devaluing the US currency would present a far more damaging response.
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The problems the crisis has revealed are not currency problems as such.
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However, currency markets are likely to remain on edge for some time.
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It's a major, major risk event tomorrow, said a Warsaw-based currency trader.
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The future monetary system reform will need a supra-sovereign currency, Jiang said.
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Significantly, only 20 per cent believe about the new currency, the euro.
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Despite the market concerns, overall currency volatility has fallen in recent weeks.
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In terms of banks, the sector definitely needs more local currency lending.
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Other euro zone countries are concerned about the currency bloc's third-largest economy.
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The export-reliant economy often sees currency moves linked to its equity market.
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We have a common currency, but no common political and economic union.
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MSCI's emerging market currency index backed off five month highs set yesterday.
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Convicted of currency law violation, Calvi was given a suspended four-year sentence.
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The currency problems facing the Government and the Central Bank are twofold.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Currency through the time
Currency across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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