Sentences with phrase «currency regime»

Thus, we should only look at currency volatility from the mid 70s and probably the early 80s onward — i.e. once we entered a free floating currency regime.

Given the change in currency regimes, this made the US Dollar the leading reserve currency in the world.

The new SAMA governor also comes from within the establishment, and seems unlikely to make changes to the 30 - year old currency regime.

The PBoC's statement on August 11 that it was changing the country's currency regime set off an explosion of analysis, accusation, praise and questioning that hasn't yet subsided much.

But from our point of view, the world is filled with dislocations, and decoupling is likely in different interest - rate regimes and different currency regimes.

«This contradiction casts doubt over the PBOC's intentions: whether it is serious about moving to a more flexible currency regime, or whether it has simply re-imposed a de facto peg at a different level against the US dollar.»

The nouveau logic surrounding this fiat currency regime states that confidence and trust for a piece of paper backed by faith will always trump the desire for people to hold something tangible.

Since the 1970s when the Bretton Woods fixed - currency regime ended and currencies began floating, a typical dollar rally has lasted roughly six to seven years.

In the November 2014 version of their paper entitled «Empirical Evidence on the Currency Carry Trade, 1900 - 2012», Nikolay Doskov and Laurens Swinkels measure annual nominal and real carry trade returns for a large sample of currencies over a long period covering multiple currency regimes.

Direction of the INR against the dollar is an unknown — most currency regimes have an unwritten policy of keeping their currencies weak to aid exports.

China, for example, still imposes many restrictions on foreign capital, and its currency regime restricts companies from trading in the yuan.

Transitions from one currency regime to another can be messy in the absence of an anchor like gold.

They appear to be using Bretton Woods to define an international order, as opposed to a currency regime.