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Meanings of revaluation in English

Portuguese
reavaliação
Catalan
revaluació

A new appraisal or evaluation.

reavaliação

Subject category of the 20th Century Press Archives.

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Usage of revaluation in English
1
In the longer-term, a revaluation could be a bearish thing for oil.
The Irish Times
2
A revaluation of women's work will thoroughly challenge the present conventions.
Feminist dot com
3
First, large scale profit-taking and second the reemergence of revaluation as an issue.
The Irish Times
4
In March, the regime executed two officials responsible for a botched currency revaluation.
The Guardian
5
EBITDA before asset disposals and property revaluation rose moderately from a year ago.
Reuters
6
The result was also boosted by the revaluation of some assets.
Radio NZ
7
The new increase facing retailers is due to a revaluation of Britain's property.
The Guardian
8
Nevertheless he insisted that revaluation would be a mistake for the Irish authorities.
The Irish Times
9
The final figures for the revaluation will be known this Friday.
The Irish Times
10
China faces the same sort of pressures now: currency revaluation, inflation, environmental damage.
The Guardian
11
The yuan hit its highest level since a revaluation in 2005.
Reuters
12
When gold was reevaluated, platinum's rise was proportionate to the revaluation.
The new yorker
13
The yuan is experiencing its most sustained depreciation since the 2005 landmark revaluation.
Reuters
14
So his book is not a revaluation of a once-popular author.
The Guardian
15
More speculative capital will enter the economy looking to profit from an eventual revaluation.
Reuters
16
The revaluation of the contract after a specific period was included in the deal.
Reuters
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Revaluation through the time
Revaluation across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common