Phrases with «weaker currency»

The phrase "weaker currency" refers to a situation where the value of a country's money decreases compared to other currencies. This means that when exchanging money, you will get less of the weaker currency in return for a stronger currency. Full definition

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Sentences with «weaker currency»

That's because foreign workers cost less since they are paid in weaker currencies. (thebalance.com)
Strong currencies make a nation's exports more expensive and imports from foreign markets cheaper, whereas weaker currencies make exports cheaper and imports more expensive. (vinsonfinancials.com)
The yen was the second weakest currency of the week, even though global bond yields fell, which should have provided support for the yen. (babypips.com)
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Phrases with «weaker currency»

Sentences with «weaker currency»

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