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Money printingcausesinflation and currency depreciation
Easy money seemsto leadto both actual currency depreciation and expected currency appreciation
the Central Bankcausesinflation and currency depreciation
budget deficitscauseinflation and currency depreciation
by non - monetary factors(passive) caused bymind currency depreciation
no dealwould leadto recession and currency depreciation
lower ratescausecurrency depreciation and inflation
Exchange rate in Moroccan economy ... domestic inflationleadsto the depreciation of currency value
by the war(passive) caused byhyperinflation and currency depreciation
the factorsinfluencinghome appreciation and depreciation
the currency reformledto significant currency depreciation
liquidityleadsto capital outflows and currency depreciation
to flow out of the countrycausinggreater currency depreciation
that funds will start to flow out of the countrycausinggreater currency depreciation
many developing countriesleadingto capital outflows and currency depreciation
any need for money printingleadsto currency depreciation and high prices
the Brazilian real(passive) led byGeopolitical concerns and currency depreciation
to carry a negative signleadsto real currency depreciation
The combined impact of oil price movementsresultedcurrency depreciation and sanctions
central banking and socialist economic interventionscausecurrency depreciation and economic problems
trade deficitsshould ... leadto currency depreciation ... and surpluses to appreciation
many other factorscausingcurrency appreciation and depreciation
surpluses ( deficitscausecurrency appreciation ( depreciation
the connection between themleadsto currency appreciation or depreciation
trade flowsshould leadto appreciation and depreciation of currencies
expectations of currency depreciationcan causecurrency depreciation
higher supply of currencywill resultin currency depreciation
greater volatility in the currency marketsledto currency depreciation
an increase in fiscal deficits ... in turncausesdepreciation of the currency
i.e. our inflation relative to the $ US ... higherleadingto currency depreciation
international trade deficitscausedepreciation of the currency - kwacha
More money flowing out of country ( a current account deficitleadsto currency depreciation
by non - monetary factors(passive) caused bycurrency depreciation
the deficit ... inflationleadsto currency depreciation
the onesinfluencethe appreciation and depreciation of currencies
currency interventionwould ... leadto currency depreciation
the rise in inflationcausescurrency depreciation
inflation pressureresultingfrom currency depreciation
capital outflowscausecurrency depreciation
capital outflowswould causecurrency depreciation
to a decline ( increase ) in savings and thereby lower capital services growthwould leadto a decline ( increase ) in savings and thereby lower capital services growth
from the revaluation of securities heldresultfrom the revaluation of securities held
alsohas ... causedalso
the country to sell dollar assetspromptthe country to sell dollar assets
to decrease in price levelshave contributed greatlyto decrease in price levels
alarmto causealarm
the losses(passive) caused bythe losses
an increase in capital flightcan causean increase in capital flight
the supply of that currency to decrease ( increasewill causethe supply of that currency to decrease ( increase
the recessionwill leadthe recession
to currency crisiscould leadto currency crisis
the U.S. administrationwould provokethe U.S. administration
in higher net foreign liabilities and net incomeresultedin higher net foreign liabilities and net income
further capital outflowmay have causedfurther capital outflow
Export(passive) is mainly influenced byExport
to improvement of trade balanceleadsto improvement of trade balance
to higher inflationinevitably leadsto higher inflation
to long run improvement in a country 's trade balanceshould leadto long run improvement in a country 's trade balance
to calls for dictatorshipwill leadto calls for dictatorship
to improvement of trade balance in most of the examined developed countriesleadsto improvement of trade balance in most of the examined developed countries
inflation and erosion of the valuescausedinflation and erosion of the values
to a change in the amount of coffee you can buywill leadto a change in the amount of coffee you can buy
a decline in the price of non - trade - able goodshas causeda decline in the price of non - trade - able goods
to higher import priceshas ledto higher import prices
to an increase in inflationleadsto an increase in inflation
to high domestic inflationleadingto high domestic inflation
to a rise in inflationledto a rise in inflation
to lower export prices paid byleadsto lower export prices paid by
to higher import costshas ledto higher import costs
in more supply of foreign products in domestic marketsmay resultin more supply of foreign products in domestic markets
from an increased supply of currencyresultingfrom an increased supply of currency
in exports increaseresultsin exports increase
potential exchange losses(passive) caused bypotential exchange losses
to a currency crisisleadingto a currency crisis
in a currency crisiscan resultin a currency crisis
a surge in inflation , higher interest rates , and a declinecauseda surge in inflation , higher interest rates , and a decline
to an increase in the foreign currency debt repayment obligations of firms ... and thus to a fall in their profitsleadsto an increase in the foreign currency debt repayment obligations of firms ... and thus to a fall in their profits
in rising inflationhas resultedin rising inflation
to growth in exportsledto growth in exports
inflationcausesinflation