Sentences with phrase «dollar demand»

This is a power play, the power of dollars withheld / disappearing against the power of dollars demanded.

Even when it just warns that it plans to do so, dollar demand starts to drop.

On the other hand, an upbeat reading could boost dollar demand against bitcoin.

The rupiah's heightened volatility risks also come at a time when many companies usually pay their offshore debts and transfer dividends abroad, pushing dollar demand higher, he said.

The stakes are the millions of dollars demanded by West and Zampella and, just maybe, the fate of their contention that they, not Activison, have the right to green light any Modern Warfare games set after the Vietnam War.

... but if eg Europe switch off USD for crude purchases, the quantitive tightening effect will be temporarily diminished as dollar demand would drop.

Without that incentive, dollar demand drops.

The fact that charter schools are public schools funded with tax dollars demands that pay be fair and not subject to the whims of an administrator.

Indeed, the hundreds of dollars demanded did not represent any particular loss suffered by a retailer but, rather, an attempt to recover a portion of the total amount of money spent each year trying to ward off and apprehend shoplifters.

He's been instructed to swim to a nearby island to deposit a million dollars demanded by a blackmailer.

The dollar is still the world's main reserve currency, and especially now, given our stronger relative growth rates and Fed's «normalization» (rate hiking) campaign, dollar demand is strong.

Also, dollar demand has remained supported after the FOMC decision even as policymakers seemed to make a bit of a shift.

He explained that the high cost of steel products was not due to high dollar demand but the cost of procuring scrap iron which he said is among the items being taken out of the country.

Dollar demand has been in play last week after the FOMC gave a relatively upbeat statement.

On the other hand, dollar demand has picked up following the FOMC decision.

Dollar demand has also been shaky in the midst of event risks like the Senate vote on tax reform and potentially slower tightening for next year.

Dollar demand has picked up following the FOMC decision, which revealed that the US central bank is maintaining its upbeat outlook and tightening bias even after the recent hurricanes took their toll on growth.

Dollar demand has ticked higher on progress in tax reform, though, and clearing Senate this week could mean more gains.