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Meanings of sharp depreciation in English
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Usage of sharp depreciation in English
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A sharp depreciation of the Egyptian pound this year no longer looks certain.
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This is reflected in the sharp depreciation of the rand before and after Zuma's announcement.
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They said a sharp depreciation in the yuan in early 2014 was engineered by the central bank.
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The sharp depreciation of Brazil's real could raise inflation expectations and cut short the easing cycle, economists said.
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As well as issues around money transfers, the sharp depreciation in the Iranian rial posed a problem, he added.
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Media in India are expressing concerns over a sharp depreciation in the value of the rupee against the dollar.
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And would not a few words from August Wehle be pleasant to her ears after her mother's sharp depreciation?
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The company, which prices its locally produced gas in dollar terms, has benefited from the sharp depreciation in the rupee.
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But a sharp depreciation in sterling post-Brexit and rise in import prices could see the BoE rushing to move rates higher.
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Traders said a sharp depreciation in the yuan in early 2014 was engineered by the central bank to shake out speculators.
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Any sharp depreciation in the greenback might force Beijing to defend the yuan, which may mean shedding more of its Treasuries stake.
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The multiplicity of man-gods on the teeming sidewalks became a real bore to Michael, so that man-gods, in general, underwent a sharp depreciation.
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Each is taking a gamble in the current economic climate, following the rouble's sharp depreciation last year and a collapse in global oil prices.
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Earlier this year, Apple said it was raising prices in its UK app store by almost 25% to reflect sterling's sharp depreciation.
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The recent sharp depreciation of the US dollar has led to concerns that it may lose its role as the main global reserve currency.
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Apple said on Tuesday that it was raising prices on its UK app store by almost 25% to reflect sterling's sharp depreciation.
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