Примери за използване на Weaker yuan на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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One is a weaker yuan.
A weaker yuan makes paying that debt back more expensive.
The PBOC is clearly preparing the market to interpret a weaker yuan versus the dollar not being devaluation.”.
A weaker yuan makes Chinese goods cheaper for overseas buyers.
Analysts say it's unlikely that China would use the weaker yuan as a weapon in the trade war.
A weaker yuan makes Chinese goods less expensive overseas.
China's economic growth is not as bad as traders have accumulated,and worries about the weaker yuan also have to be reduced as the central bank really wants to stabilize the currency," Zhu said.
A weaker yuan makes imports from China to the US cheaper, driving up America's trade deficit.
One possibility is that a weaker yuan is, paradoxically, part of the Chinese government's strategy for encouraging its wider international use.
A weaker yuan will make Chinese exports more competitive and might trigger complaints from U.S. manufacturers.
A weaker yuan, which marked its worst 4-month fall on record between April and July, may have taken the sting out of 25 percent tariffs on $34 billion exports to the United States.
A weaker yuan, which marked its worst four-month fall on record between April and last month, may have taken the sting out of 25 per cent tariffs on US$34 billion exports to the US.
A weaker yuan risks increasing trade tensions with the Trump administration, which has repeatedly accused China of keeping its currency artificially low to support its huge export industry.
A weaker yuan has been a key source of contention between U.S. and the China, with U.S. President Donald Trump accusing Beijing of intentionally letting its currency slide lower in order to make its exports cheaper.
A weaker yuan has its flip side too- it risks increasing trade tensions with the Trump administration, which has repeatedly accused China of keeping its currency artificially low to support its huge export industry.
While a weaker yuan would support China's flagging export sector, it also boosts risks for the nation's foreign-currency borrowers and heightens speculation that the slowdown in Asia's biggest economy is deeper than official data suggest.
While a weaker yuan would support China's flagging export sector, it also boosts risks for the nation's foreign-currency borrowers, heightens speculation that the slowdown in Asia's biggest economy is deeper than official data suggest, while at the same time increasing economic risk for export oriented economies throughout Southeast Asia.
For years, an artificially weak yuan underpinned China's growth as a manufacturing base for the rest of the world.
European stock markets reacted quickly to the downturn, because the weak yuan would impede the work of companies that export to China, and at the same time support Chinese exports.
China is the main trading partner of Brazil and a weak yuan would mean the loss of trade with the Asian giant.
For the time being, markets remain calm, keeping the dollar relatively stable while the Aussie andthe kiwi are losing amid a weak yuan.
As trade tensions between Washington andBeijing are rising- probably motivating the Asian nation to keep the yuan weaker- volatility may continue.
The reference rate for CNY against the US dollar by the CB of China remains weaker for the 5th consecutive day and the weakest for the yuan on 25 August.
However, the yuan depreciation could be regarded as a sign that the Chinese central bank is accepting weaker currency.
Analysts said the yuan plunged further after China's central bank indicated that it was willing to accept a weaker currency.
Devaluation of the yuan and weak macro data scared investors, but many fear this analysis determined as excessive.
In offshore markets, the yuan fell to its weakest since international trading in the Chinese currency began.
The yuan did fall to its weakest level since 2008.
The yuan began trade onshore at its weakest level this year.
The ongoing trade dispute between the United States andChina knocked the yuan to 6.4660 per dollar, its weakest in more than five months in the offshore market.