Reduction in value of a currency with respect to anything which it can be exchanged for.
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Examples for "depreciation"
Examples for "depreciation"
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The talk drifted off into general and particular depreciation of other times.
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One is a provision that lets companies accelerate depreciation of new equipment.
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That number excludes the effect of factors such as amortization and depreciation.
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They include 30-year investment contracts that promise tax stability, and accelerated depreciation.
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Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation stood at 125 million euros.
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But devaluation of the lat risks mass defaults by citizens and companies.
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The first is whether internaal devaluation is the awswer to our problems.
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With one currency for many states, devaluation is no longer an option.
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The result would be a sudden and catastrophic devaluation of those banknotes.
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This meant it reaped the benefits of devaluation in its international competitiveness.
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The prospect of collateral damage from devaluation should also make officials jittery.
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Rouble inflation will not fully reflect the devaluation for a long time.
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Politically motivated inflation and devaluation were ruled out, for the first time.
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Latvian devaluation would unleash a chain reaction around the Baltic and beyond.
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He presided over a devaluation of the bolivar just before Chavez died.
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Such a massive devaluation would savage the wealth of all other depositors.
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Still, analysts warned that China's cooling economy and recent currency devaluation increase risk.
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Greece needs a currency devaluation, a new currency, a new drachma.
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Markets have been reeling since China's shock currency devaluation almost two weeks ago.
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We expect heavy pressure in ARS with a potential devaluation in coming weeks.
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This was a major reason behind the devaluation in August, analysts have said.
