currency appreciation
货币升值:指一个国家的货币相对于其他货币价值的增加。当一个货币的汇率上升时
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基本释义
- 货币升值:指一个国家的货币相对于其他货币价值的增加。当一个货币的汇率上升时,它可以在国际市场上购买更多的另一种货币或商品和服务。
例句
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1·Currency appreciation thus seems the obvious solution.因此,货币的自由升值似乎是显而易见的解决方案。
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2·Currency appreciation boosted Japan's wealth by 19% in 2016.2016年,货币升值使日本的财富值增长了19%。
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3·Japan, Brazil and other countries have tried to limit currency appreciation.日本、巴西和其他国家已经尽力限制货币升值。
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4·On an annualized basis that's around 6% in currency appreciation since June.自从6月以来人民币较上年升值约6%。
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5·But China may not be able to avoid a large currency appreciation for too much longer.但是,中国或许无法长期回避人民币大幅升值的问题。
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6·It has held back currency appreciation and steepened the bond yield curve, supporting Banks.它抑制了汇率升值,令债券收益率曲线更为陡峭,由此对银行构成支持。
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7·On the back of rising commodity prices, currency appreciation can work as a disinflationary force .在初级产品价格攀升的情况下,货币升值有可能发挥抑制通胀的作用。
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8·But then, it makes little sense to accelerate currency appreciation while giving exporters a helping hand.但是另一方面,在货币加速升值的同时给予出口商帮助意义不大。
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9·Over the past year, the only currency appreciation in China, and China's relatively all currencies are revalued.在过去的一年中,中国唯一的货币升值,以及中国的相对所有货币升值。
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10·Its exporters, already under pressure thanks to rising wages and some currency appreciation, would scream bloody murder.因为目前已然身处劳动力工资上涨和货币升值重压之下的中国出口企业将命悬一线。