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n2) деньги; валюта•to appreciate the currency — повышать курс валюты, ревальвировать валюту
to depreciate the currency by... per cent — девальвировать / обесценивать валюту на... процентов
- common currencyto devalue the currency — девальвировать / обесценивать валюту
- conversion of currencies
- convertible currency
- crashing currency
- currency firmed
- currency has lost value
- currency in circulation
- decline of a currency
- depreciated currency
- devaluation of currencies
- domestic currency
- earner of foreign currency
- floating currency
- foreign currency
- free currency
- freely floating currency
- hard currency
- home currency
- imposition of a single currency
- in local currency
- inconvertible currency
- inflationary depreciation of currencies
- inflow of foreign currency
- international unit of currency
- key currency
- leading currencies
- local currency
- main source of hard currency
- major currencies
- managed currency
- member of the single currency
- national currency
- native currency
- nearly worthless currency
- nonconvertible currency
- overvalued currency
- paper currency
- pegged currency
- reserve currency
- reserves of foreign currency are low
- revolution of currencies
- sharp fall in the value of a currency
- shortage of hard currency
- single European currency
- soft currency
- sound currency
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2 currency
n1) валюта, деньги
- accounting currency
- adjustable currency
- agreed currency
- agreement currency
- anchor currency
- appreciated currency
- article eight currency
- automatic currency
- base currency
- blocked currency
- cheap currency
- cheque currency
- clearing currency
- collective currency
- common currency
- controlled currency
- convertible currency
- convertible in gold currency
- counterfeit currency
- credit currency
- dealt currency
- decimal currency
- deposit currency
- depreciated currency
- depreciating currency
- devalued currency
- domestic currency
- double currency
- elastic currency
- emergency currency
- exotic currency
- exporter's currency
- falling currency
- fiat currencies
- fiduciary currency
- floating currency
- fluctuating currency
- forced currency
- foreign currency
- fractional currency
- free currency
- freely convertible currency
- freely floating currency
- full-bodied currency
- fully convertible currency
- functional currency
- general asset currency
- gold currency
- green currency
- hand-to-hand currency
- hard currency
- home currency
- importer's currency
- inconvertible currency
- inflated currency
- international currency
- intervention currency
- irredeemable currency
- jointly floating currency
- key currency
- lawful currency
- leading currency
- local currency
- major currencies
- managed currency
- metallic currency
- mixed currency
- national currency
- nonconvertible currency
- overvalued currency
- paper currency
- partially convertible currency
- pegged currency
- permitted currencies
- quotation currency
- redeemable in gold currency
- reference currency
- regulated currency
- reporting currency
- reserve currency
- revalued currency
- scarce currency
- settled currency
- shaky currency
- silver currency
- single currency
- small denomination currency
- soft currency
- sound currency
- splinter currency
- stable currency
- standard currency
- third-country currency
- trading currency
- transaction currency
- treasury currency
- undervalued currency
- unstable currency
- vehicle currency
- volatile currency
- currency in circulation
- currency of account
- currency of a bill
- currency of clearing
- currency of a contract
- currency of credit
- currency of exchange clause
- currency of money
- currency of payment
- currency of price
- currency pegged to the dollar
- appreciate currency
- back currency
- compute in currency
- control currency
- convert currency
- debase currency
- deposit currency
- depreciate currency
- devalorize currency
- devaluate currency
- devalue currency
- dump currency
- earn currency
- exchange currency
- express in currency
- manage currency
- pay in currency
- prop up currency
- purchase currency
- realize for foreign currency
- regulate currency
- remit currency
- revalorize currency
- revalue currency
- sell for foreign currency
- transfer currency from one account to another
- transfer currency to an accountEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > currency
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1) валюта, денежная единица2) деньги в обращении, денежные инструменты• -
5 fixed exchange rate
фин. фиксированный валютный курс (курс, уровень которого законодательно или по международному соглашению зафиксирован относительно другой валюты или валютной корзины)Syn:fixed rate 1)Ant:fixed exchange rate system, special drawing rights, fixed peg, real devaluation, fixed currency, basket of currencies, currency policySee:fixed exchange rate system, special drawing rights, fixed peg, real devaluation, fixed currency, basket of currencies, currency policy
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фиксированный валютный курс: курс, уровень которого законодательно или по международному соглашению зафиксирован относительно золота, СДР и др. валют (власти берут обязательство поддерживать такой курс); такие курсы были основной характеристикой Бреттон-вудской валютной системы; см. Bretton Woods system;* * ** * *фиксированный обменный курс; фиксированный валютный курс. . Словарь экономических терминов .* * *Финансы/Кредит/Валютаобменный курс между различными валютами, поддерживаемый центральным банком в целях избежания резких флюктуации -
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фин. фиксированный валютный курс (курс, уровень которого законодательно или по международному соглашению зафиксирован относительно другой валюты или валютной корзины)See:The new English-Russian dictionary of financial markets > fixed exchange rate
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