Examples of using Dinar in English and their translations into Turkish
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Islamic dinar from the abbasid dynasty.
As a result, they are not attracted by far higher interest rates on dinar savings deposits or savings bonds.
Those who have reverted to dinar savings accounts over the past two years earn up to five times what they would if they deposited euros in the bank.
The dinar(Arabic: دينار,
You know, fellas… There are less painful ways of making a dinar, but if you insist.
Independence in 1932 brought a new currency(fils and dinar), and the existing Faisal stamps were surcharged accordingly, and issued on 1 April 1932.
In a statement, the bank said weakening of the dinar this year was caused by an unexpected increase in energy imports.
The dinar faced strong depreciation pressures in the past two months after the global crisis led to capital outflows
Changes in the dinar value have multiple effects on the domestic economy,
Heavily dependent on imports like other Southeast European countries, Serbia suffers high inflation if its dinar weakens.
In Lybia, Gaddafi was in a process of organizing a block of African countries to create a gold based currency called the Dinar which he intended to use to replace the Dollar in that region.
Even with the Gazprom euro infusion, it simply lacks the assets to service foreign debt and prop up the dinar in perpetuity.
the weakening national currency-- the dinar-- and higher costs.
After Nikolic resigned on Sunday(May 13th), the dinar revived, and has now nearly returned to its level at the start of the month.
Budget cuts, attractive conditions for foreign investment and growth of exports-- requiring an increase in product quality-- will stabilise the dinar and bring down inflation, it says.
The dinar has steadily been weakening in the last decade, but its depreciation dramatically increased in recent years.
deposits are in euros, while in Macedonia foreign currency savings deposits are twice as high as dinar savings deposits.
Legal reserves of commercial banks have been raised from 3 per cent to 21 per cent, lowering the dinar liquidity of banks.
Huge financial losses for Serbian companies are mainly due totexchange rate differences between the dinar and euro, says an economics expert. Reuters.
A banker sorts Serbian dinar. On Monday(February 1st),