Examples of using Changes in exchange rates in English and their translations into Slovak
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EA Rates- provides information on changes in exchange rates.
Changes in exchange rates may also have encouraged/discouraged trade with partners in the euro area.
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Moreover, given the low debt ratio,fiscal balances are relatively insensitive to changes in exchange rates.
Fiscal balances are therefore relatively insensitive to changes in exchange rates other than that of the koruna vis-à-vis the euro.
The proportion of foreign currency denominated public debt is relatively high andfiscal balances are relatively sensitive to changes in exchange rates.
Fiscal balances are therefore relatively insensitive to changes in exchange rates other than the euro lira exchange rate.
On the basis of the figures for 2003, the proportion of foreign currency debt is low and, taking into account the level of the public debt ratio,fiscal balances are relatively insensitive to changes in exchange rates.
That is because exchange rates are constantly changing, and it is these changes in exchange rates that enable you to make a lot of money in the Forex market.
While having fallen significantly, the proportion of foreign currency denominated public debt was still noticeable in 2003 but, taking the debt level into account,fiscal balances are relatively insensitive to changes in exchange rates.
Since changes in exchange rates are no longer part of the euro area toolkit,changed relative competitiveness, with a higher level of prices compared to other countries, must be sought in"real exchange rates".
By comparing these shares with the current level of the debt ratio,the sensitivity of fiscal balances to changes in exchange rates and interest rates is highlighted.
Such factors include, among others,changes in general economic and business conditions, changes in exchange rates and interest rates, the introduction of competing products, insufficient acceptance of new products and services, and changes in business strategy.
By comparing these shares with the current level of the debt ratio,the sensitivity of fiscal balances to changes in exchange rates and interest rates is highlighted.
Such factors include, among others,changes in general economic and business conditions, changes in exchange rates and interest rates, the introduction of competing products, insufficient acceptance of new products and services, and changes in business strategy.
Such changes arise from operations such as loan securitisations and other loan transfers during the reporting period,and from other adjustments related to revaluations owing to changes in exchange rates, loan write-offs and write-downs and reclassifications.
Such influences include, among other things,changes in general economic and business conditions, changes in exchange rates and interest rates, the introduction of competing products, insufficient acceptance of new products and services, and changes in corporate strategy.
Investment instruments denominated in foreign currenciesare also exposed to fluctuations following the changes in exchange rates, which can have both positive and negative influence particularly on their rates, prices, appreciations or yields.
The seller reserves the right to change the purchase price in caseof regulation changes, changes in exchange rates, changes with a significant rise in inflation and the changing prices by manufacturers or suppliers of goods.