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Meanings of strong currency in English
Russian
твёрдая валюта Spanish
moneda fuerte Globally traded currency that serves as a reliable and stable store of value.
Synonyms
Examples for "hard currency"
Examples for "hard currency"
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A further decline is expected unless more hard currency enters the market.
2
If it's in hard currency, it has to come out of reserves.
3
Trade deals are negotiated without hard currency changing hands, a Western diplomat said.
4
Mining is the main source of state revenue and hard currency.
5
Tobacco exports were the nation's main hard currency earners before the land seizures.
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Another safe-haven currency, the Swiss franc, also gave up knee-jerk gains .
2
Gold's two-way bet - both safe-haven currency and speculative punt - looks to be ending.
3
To some analysts, the dollar has not been moving like a safe-haven currency at present.
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The safe-haven currency was pushed down by signs of progress in talks between South and North Korea.
5
Meanwhile, the Japanese yen, largely considered a safe-haven currency, strengthened 0.12 percent.
Usage of strong currency in English
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A strong currency and higher money-market rates both effectively tighten financial conditions.
2
This is why reputation is such a strong currency in the sharing economy.
3
But a strong currency also makes US exports more expensive.
4
Oil wealth contributes to a strong currency, meaning imports are often cheaper than home produce.
5
The Swiss National Bank has the opposite problem, trying to control a too strong currency.
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Countries that have pursued stable or outright strong currency policies have generally fared much better.
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India's young will get the job opportunities that an unnaturally strong currency is denying them.
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She also expressed the belief the that euro would survive and become a strong currency.
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A schizophrenic zone still has a remarkably strong currency.
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Somebody has to have a weak currency, somebody has to have a strong currency, he said.
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A strong currency hurts, as does weak demand.
12
A robust economy and strong currency are still preferable to a weak economy and shekel, he said.
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Now we are seeing another strong currency coming into the, which is the euro, Badri has said.
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In fact the euro -we have seen it -is a very stable and strong currency.
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The strong currency will slow growth further by hindering exporters who are selling outside the euro zone.
16
Prices in Uruguay are also being pushed higher by the country's strong currency and stubbornly high inflation.
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