Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Central rates in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The bilateral central rates and the upper and lower intervention limits between the currencies participating in the EMS exchange rate mechanism remained unchanged.
At the end of the reference period the Irish pound stood just over 3% above its central rates.
expressed as a percentage, to or from the bilateral central rates.
Fluctuation margins of 6% will be observed around these central rates for a transitional period.
would have the right to initiate a confidential procedure aimed at reconsidering central rates.
All of these currencies have participated in ERM II for more than two years before the convergence examination, and none of their central rates was devalued in the period under review.
these are the bilateral central rates.
The new mechanism is based on central rates against the euro with a standard fluctuation band of± 15% or narrower fluctuation bands, depending on progress towards convergence, around the central rates.
The currencies of both countries have been in ERM II for more than two years before the convergence examination, and neither of their central rates was devalued in the period under review.
Ministers and Central Bank Governors of Member States agree to adjust central rates within EMS revaluation of German mark
Adjustment of central rates in EMS: revaluation of German mark,
The Greek drachma and the Portuguese escudo do not particpate in the exchange rate mechanism; the notional central rates for these currencies are respectively DRA 205,311 and ESC 178,735 to the ecu.
Decisions concerning central rates and, possibly, narrower fluctuation bands are taken by mutual agreement between the EU Member State concerned,
downward deviations from central rates, on the basis of 10 business day moving averages,
Deviations prior to 14 October 1996 refer to the Finnish markka s bilateral central rates as established upon ERM entry except in the case of the Italian lira.
On 5 March the bilateral central rates of the peseta and the escudo were reduced by 7% and 3.5% respectively in relation to the other currencies in the exchangerate mechanism.
have the right to initiate a confidential procedure aimed at reconsidering central rates;
astandard fluctuation band of±15% around those central rates.
which correspond to the current central rates of the two currencies within the EU's ERM II exchange rate mechanism.
the Member States participating in the European Monetary System which came into force in March 1979 succeeded in avoiding the need to adjust the central rates of their respective currencies, thus manifesting a