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Meanings of foreign currencies in inglés

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Liquid means of payment denominated in a foreign currency, excluding cash, payable abroad; especially in account statements.

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Usage of foreign currencies in inglés
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Prudential blamed fluctuations in interest rates and foreign currencies for the losses.
Reuters
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CFETS provides an electronic bidding system for the yuan against foreign currencies.
Reuters
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A weaker euro makes Siemens' exports cheaper to pay for in foreign currencies.
Reuters
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He is nudging local companies to take more loans denominated in foreign currencies.
Reuters
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So much so, they have decided to hold some cash in foreign currencies.
Reuters
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A weaker dollar makes oil cheaper for holders of foreign currencies.
Reuters
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The US dollar is strong compared to China's yuan and other foreign currencies.
Radio NZ
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A stronger dollar makes greenback-traded commodities more expensive for holders of foreign currencies.
Reuters
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At this point, many people are simply buying foreign currencies.
The South African
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Go after car companies and foreign currencies and religious groups?
Wired
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Potential returns must be weighed against risks of foreign currencies, tax codes, and laws.
Reuters
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The reserve requirement for foreign currencies remained at 11 percent.
Reuters
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Excluding inflation in gas prices and stronger foreign currencies, same-store sales rose 7 percent.
Reuters
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This would have the biggest impact on countries that borrow heavily in foreign currencies.
The Irish Times
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The U.S. dollar gained late in the day against a basket of foreign currencies.
Reuters
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This makes life difficult for anyone budgeting with foreign currencies.
The Irish Times
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