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1 currency fluctuation
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2 currency
monnaie f; (foreign) devise fcurrency assets réserves f pl en devises;currency bloc bloc m monétaire;currency conversion conversion f de monnaies;currency dealer cambiste m f;currency exchange market marché m des changes;currency expansion expansion f monétaire;currency exposure risque m de change;currency fluctuation mouvement m des devises;currency interest-rate swap échange m d'intérêts et de monnaies;currency loan emprunt m en devises;currency manipulation manipulation f monétaire;currency market marché monétaire;currency note billet m de banque;currency pool pool m de monnaies;currency risk risque de change;currency snake serpent m monétaire;currency speculation spéculation f sur devises;currency speculator spéculateur(trice) m, f sur devises;currency standard étalon m devise;currency swap échange de devises;currency transfer transfert m de devises -
3 fluctuation
(of market, currency, value) fluctuation f; (of price) variation ffluctuation band, fluctuation margin marge f de fluctuation -
4 margin of fluctuation
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5 reserve for currency fluctuations
[Banque] réserve pour fluctuation des taux de changeEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > reserve for currency fluctuations
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∎ to have a low/high margin avoir une faible/forte marge;∎ the margins are very tight les marges sont très réduitesmargin of error marge d'erreur;margin of fluctuation (of a currency) marge de fluctuation;margin of interest marge d'intérêt(b) STOCK EXCHANGE marge f de garantie, acompte mmargin call appel m de couverture ou de marge ou de garantie;margin dealing (method) cotation f par appel de marge; (high-geared) arbitrage m à la marge ou marginal; (transactions) arbitrage sur dépôt de titres de garantie;margin default défaut m de couverture;margin requirement couverture f obligatoireCompetition in most low- and middle-price lines currently comes from places little expected -- China and Germany -- where private labeling is being used to crack American markets. In fact, competitors in Black & Decker's consumer lines are suffering from 1%/year price deflation. Low margins also are presenting difficulties in building and protecting brands.
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7 margin
margin ['mɑ:dʒɪn]∎ written in the margin écrit dans la ou en marge∎ a margin of error/of safety une marge d'erreur/de sécurité(c) (distance, gap) marge f;∎ the opposition candidate won by a 10 percent margin le candidat de l'opposition a gagné avec une marge de 10 pour cent;∎ to beat sb by a margin of twenty seconds battre qn de vingt secondes;∎ they won by a narrow/wide margin ils ont gagné de justesse/avec une marge confortable(d) Commerce, Finance & Marketing (profit) marge f; Stock Exchange acompte m (versé à un courtier), marge f de garantie;∎ to have a low/high margin avoir une faible/forte marge;∎ we make a 10 percent margin nous faisons 10 pour cent de marge;∎ they want more margin ils veulent augmenter leur marge bénéficiaire;∎ the margins are very tight les marges sont très réduites►► Stock Exchange margin call appel m de couverture ou de marge ou de garantie;Stock Exchange margin dealing (method of dealing commodities or financial futures) cotation f par appel de marge; (high-gear dealing) arbitrage m à la marge ou marginal; (transactions on margin of loan) arbitrage m sur dépôt de titres de garantie;Stock Exchange margin default défaut m de couverture;Finance margin of fluctuation (of a currency) marge f de fluctation;Finance margin of interest marge f d'intérêt;Typography margin release déclenche-marge m inv;Stock Exchange margin requirement niveau m de dépôt requis, couverture f (boursière) obligatoire;Typography margin setting marge f; (action) pose f de marges;Typography margin stop margeur m
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