soft currency


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soft currency

n → moneta debole
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Soft currency refers to currencies with limited transactional value outside their national borders, because they are bolstered by exchange control regulations in protectionist markets.
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(63) Predictions that the euro might become a soft currency failed to come to pass.
Paradise lost: can the European Union expel countries from the Eurozone?
The Bank of Canada, Ontario Inc and Governor Poloz all want a soft currency and interest rate spreads/relative growth both tell me that the Canadian dollar will eventually depreciate to 1.28 in 2015.
King dollar is down, but not out
As such, it would only help GCC investors if it is a soft currency."
Turkey presses its claims with Gulf investors

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