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Meanings of weaker dollar in inglés

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Usage of weaker dollar in inglés
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The weaker dollar reduces earnings from Brazilian exports in local currency terms.
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Oil stocks gained as oil futures edged up on a weaker dollar.
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A weaker dollar against versus major currencies also offered support for bullion.
Reuters
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The side effect is a weaker dollar that is fueling global tensions.
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A weaker dollar, which tends to support commodities, also lent a hand.
The Irish Times
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Its insurance operations rose 26 percent, slightly dented by the weaker dollar.
Reuters
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A weaker dollar and softer equities were also supporting bullion, he added.
Reuters
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A weaker dollar makes bullion cheaper for investors who hold other currencies.
Reuters
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A weaker dollar makes bullion less expensive for buyers using other currencies.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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A weaker dollar would likely compel him to boost that position, he said.
Reuters
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The weaker dollar was the main factor weighing on the market.
The Irish Times
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A weaker dollar tends to boost revenue of companies with large global presence.
Reuters
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A weaker dollar has bolstered export demand for U.S. agricultural products.
Reuters
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The results exceeded expectations mainly due to lower costs and a weaker dollar.
The Irish Times
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Further support came from the weaker dollar and concerns about supplies from Nigeria.
Reuters
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Weaker dollar across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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