Examples of using The devaluation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In March 1995, following the devaluation of the Spanish peseta,
It discusses the paradox of the devaluation of the original eclectic architecture
Following the devaluation of sterling last September/October,
Most industries benefited from the"pesification" and the devaluation, as they could now export at higher prices, and the economy started to improve.
This contributes to the devaluation of the patient's experience
But, contrary to what you think, the devaluation of their exchange rates is not only an advantage for them,
If countries indebted in dollars could fight the devaluation of their currency, their debts would not increase by way of such devaluation. .
Authorities all over Asia are seeking to stop the devaluation of their currencies, stock exchanges
Third, an inflationary process would be ignited by the devaluation and therefore interest rates would tend to be increased, generating new problems of internal debt and unequal distribution of income.
This decrease was mainly due to the devaluation of listed shares issued by non-financial corporations Chart 4.
Beijing has so far resisted the devaluation because of the effect on China's foreign debts and the Hong Kong dollar.
If we exclude the impact of the devaluation of the Brazilian Real, the EBITDA would have increased 5.6.
Lack of faith in the dollar has resulted in the devaluation of cash assets
falling prices or by the devaluation of the money unit.
France's strawberry producers tend to think the single currency is good because of the devaluation of the Spanish peseta.
Windfall profits from the devaluation of sterling.
Has there been any representation made to the Commission by any specific European industry about the devaluation?
Has the European Commission made any representation to the Chinese regarding the devaluation of their currency which sparked this crisis?