Примери за използване на Their currencies на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The protect their currencies.
These countries have no choice but to debase their currencies.
Most countries pegged their currencies to the dollar.
Other emerging economies are also weakening their currencies.
Most countries peg their currencies against the dollar.
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China and Japan competitively devaluing their currencies.
Countries replaced their currencies with the euro.
It's getting harder for Central Banks to managed their currencies.
When other devalued their currencies by 30% we restrained.
Other countries are also weakening their currencies.
Over 66 countries have their currencies pegged to the US dollar.
Some countries unlike the US are unable to devalue their currencies.
Countries link their currencies to the euro in one way or another.
Countries also to devalue their currencies.
They should devalue their currencies to stay as competitive as China.
All nations begin to devalue their currencies.
Countries link their currencies to the euro in one way or another.
Now both countries are talking about replacing their currencies with the euro.
Until 1971 the Gulf states pegged their currencies to sterling, which competed with the dollar as an international reserve currency. .
US is considering duties on countries that undervalue their currencies.
Some 60 countries around the world link their currencies to the euro in one way or another.
US is considering duties on countries that undervalue their currencies.
Various countries have chosen to peg their currencies to the U.S. dollar for stability and trade reasons.
Meanwhile other central banks are trying to weaken their currencies.
All affected however, can not devalue their currencies too much because of the risk of sudden capital flight.
The US has introduced anti-subsidy duties on products from countries that underestimate their currencies.
Member nations are being pressured to make their currencies fully exchangeable for SDRs.
By 1958, almost all European countries declared their currencies convertible.
Countries in deficit would be obliged to devalue their currencies to make their exports cheaper and more attractive.
Across the world, the euro is now the second most used reserve currency, with 60 countries now linking their currencies to the euro in one way or another.