"Weakened currency" refers to a situation where the value of a country's money, such as its currency, decreases compared to other currencies. This means that the purchasing power of that currency becomes lower or diminished. Full definition
Increasing the supply of currency without increasing the demand will create a surplus of currency and in turn weaken the currency as there is more than is needed (inflation). (money.stackexchange.com)
The dollar's mid-December surge to a 14 - year high is pressuring currencies pegged to the greenback, while making it more difficult for emerging markets countries with weakening currencies to repay increasingly expensive, dollar - denominated debt. (gfmag.com)
During the first stage of a two - stage cycle, many central banks and governments perceive that their economies can gain an advantage by weakening their currency on the foreign exchange market. (tsi-blog.com)