Phrases with «major devaluation»

The phrase "major devaluation" refers to a significant decrease in the value or worth of something, such as a currency or an asset. It means that the thing in question has lost a considerable amount of its value compared to what it used to be worth. Full definition

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Sentences with «major devaluation»

Hyatt, too, has raised redemption rates, but its last major devaluation occurred in 2013. (creditcards.com)
Today's unannounced devaluation of the US Airways award chart and the end of OneWorld explorer awards is bad news for frequent flyers and puts the New American on par with Delta — Another airline that gives NO warning to consumers before making major devaluation to their award charts and Frequent Flier program. (travelcodex.com)
The average middle class European is converting their Euros into physical gold and silver as fears are rising of a major devaluation in the Euro to pay back the soaring debts of Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal. (goldsilverworlds.com)
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Phrases with «major devaluation»

Sentences with «major devaluation»

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