Examples of using Weak dollar in English and their translations into Spanish
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METALS-Lead bounces back on falling stocks and weaker dollar.
A weaker dollar generally boosts the price of gold.
Weaker dollar always means stronger gold.
A weaker dollar boosts the buying power of non-U.S. investors.
This will mean a weaker dollar and mild stagflation in the U.S.
closing at $1251 on a weaker dollar.
Fewer foreign purchases of US assets again imply a weaker dollar.
However, a slightly weaker dollar gave some support for bullion, analysts said.
The weaker dollar has implications not only for the economy of the United States
Exports picked up in a favourable external environment and helped by the weaker dollar.
For the emerging markets, a weaker dollar could be the silver lining in the outlook.
Once the US economy's downturn and weaker dollar have reduced the US external imbalance, the economy can
when adjusted for exchange rates(weaker dollar) and inflation,
The level of voluntary contributions, in dollar terms, was aided by a relatively weak dollar during the course of 1995.
For Chilean companies faced with a weak dollar and an uncertain world economic situation these reforms are not just cosmetic,
which has seen significant improvements due to the weak dollar and low price of natural gas.
Weaker dollar could be silver lining for emerging markets.
The Director explained the positive impact of the weaker dollar at the revenue line
The prices of many commodities are likely to rise because of the weaker dollar, boosting export revenues for many developing economies,
On a trade-weighted basis, the euro appreciated by about 6.8 per cent during the year.4 The reasons for a weaker dollar include a slower than expected economic recovery in the United States,