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A rise in the exchange rate of a foreign currency in terms of home currencyleadsto depreciation of home currency
The flight of capitalcausesdepreciation of home currency
The excess demand for foreign currencycan causedepreciation of home currency
an increase in money supplyleadsto depreciation of home currency
a central bank can doto causea home currency depreciation
with which to pay for those goodscausinga depreciation of the home currency
In the current environmentwould resultfrom rapid depreciation of the domestic currency
For example , a surge in purchases of foreign goods by home country residents will cause a surge in demand for foreign currency with which to pay for those goodscausinga depreciation of the home currency
monetary easing by lowering the interest ratewill causedepreciation of the currency of the country
A fall in demand for domestic productscausesa depreciation / devaluation of the domestic currency
It will sell domestic currency for foreign currenciesto causedepreciation of the domestic money
by external shocks(passive) is caused bydepreciation of national currency
Increased demand for bondsleadsto a depreciation of the national currency
export - friendly monetary policieshave ledto the sharp depreciation of the domestic currency
is associated with a rise in domestic pricescausinga proportional depreciation of the domestic currency
the data release ... likelyto causedepreciation of the related currency
factorscould causedepreciation of a nations currency
likelyto causedepreciation of the related currency
domestic currency appreciation and large outflowcausedomestic currency depreciation
The outflowshad already causeddepreciation of local currencies
stimulus measuresleadsto the depreciation of national currencies
the value of domestic deposits ... foreign depositsleadsto a depreciation of the domestic currency
a quick response by participants in the foreign - exchange market through selling the domestic currency in favor of other currenciesthereby leadingto domestic currency depreciation
a quick response by the participants in the foreign exchange market through selling the domestic currency in favor of other currenciesthereby leadingto domestic currency depreciation
Individuals would shift from domestic bonds to foreign bondsleadingto an depreciation of the domestic currency
Unanticipated rise in domestic monetary growthwill leadto depreciation of the domestic currency
capital outflows ... in turnleadsto the depreciation of the domestic currency
this leads to a quick response by participants in the foreign exchange market through selling the domestic currency in favour of other currenciesthereby leadingto domestic currency depreciation
this leads to a quick response by participants in the foreign exchange market through selling the domestic currency in favor of other currenciesthereby leadingto domestic currency depreciation
international investors shift funds abroadleadingto a depreciation of domestic currency
The capital outflow ... flowsleadto depreciation in the domestic currency
a fall in interest ratesto leadto a depreciation of the domestic currency
Inflationleadsto domestic currency depreciation
the exchange rateleadingto the depreciation of the domestic currency
Predictions Unanticipated rise in domestic monetary growthwill leadto depreciation of the domestic currency
An increase in the money supplycausesa depreciation of the domestic currency
A current account deficit tendsto leadto a depreciation of the domestic currency
This inflation tendsto causedepreciation of the domestic currency
A monetary expansionleadsto depreciation of the domestic currency
the foreign exchangeleadingto depreciation of the domestic currency
inflation rate to rise in the futuremay causeinflation rate to rise in the future
an increase in the competitiveness of domestic industrywill causean increase in the competitiveness of domestic industry
to speculation of future appreciationwould leadto speculation of future appreciation
to loan lossesledto loan losses
instability in the balance of paymentscausinginstability in the balance of payments
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a large drop in revenues in dollar terms for the banks ' clientswould causea large drop in revenues in dollar terms for the banks ' clients
to an improvement in trade flows of a country and vice versawill leadto an improvement in trade flows of a country and vice versa
to growing exportsleadingto growing exports
initiallycausesinitially
in a rise in their stock returnsresultsin a rise in their stock returns
significant adverse effects on domestic agents ' wealth and welfaremay causesignificant adverse effects on domestic agents ' wealth and welfare
prices to soarcausedprices to soar
to lower imports and ( sometimes ) an increase in exports , which leads to a current account surplus that balances the capital outflowleadsto lower imports and ( sometimes ) an increase in exports , which leads to a current account surplus that balances the capital outflow
an increase in the price of import itemsinfluencedan increase in the price of import items
to high inflationhaving ledto high inflation
to an increase in the foreign debt / GDP ratioleadsto an increase in the foreign debt / GDP ratio
to an increase in prices of foreign raw materialsledto an increase in prices of foreign raw materials
to a massive interest in cryptocurrencies from residentshas ledto a massive interest in cryptocurrencies from residents
an increase in its competitiveness and make selling goods abroad cheaperwould causean increase in its competitiveness and make selling goods abroad cheaper
in fewer Western - built aircraft being delivered to Russiahas also resultedin fewer Western - built aircraft being delivered to Russia
to a larger pressure of dollar - denominated foreign debt and inflationary pressure from the imported goodsleadsto a larger pressure of dollar - denominated foreign debt and inflationary pressure from the imported goods
to a drop in GDP as import costs riseleadsto a drop in GDP as import costs rise
a shift in demand from foreign goods towards domestic goodscausesa shift in demand from foreign goods towards domestic goods
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the rise in import prices(passive) caused bythe rise in import prices
to higher exportsleadsto higher exports
in increases in the firm s indebtedness in domestic currency termsresultsin increases in the firm s indebtedness in domestic currency terms
to an increase in the current accountleadsto an increase in the current account
greater competitiveness for local firms , which in turn results in exports being cheaper on the international market and this leads to an increase in foreign salescausesgreater competitiveness for local firms , which in turn results in exports being cheaper on the international market and this leads to an increase in foreign sales
to higher import costs and higher domestic inflation that erode real wages and household consumptionleadsto higher import costs and higher domestic inflation that erode real wages and household consumption
to increase in U.S. dollar returnsleadsto increase in U.S. dollar returns
to a drop in GDPleadsto a drop in GDP
a disproportionate decline in the country 's importswill causea disproportionate decline in the country 's imports
to an increase in the current account and aggregate demandleadsto an increase in the current account and aggregate demand
to an initial rise in the trade balancecan leadto an initial rise in the trade balance
the increase in the SIDwould causethe increase in the SID
to an increase in the price of imported goods and services ( in sterling terms ... as the purchasing power of sterling fallsshould leadto an increase in the price of imported goods and services ( in sterling terms ... as the purchasing power of sterling falls
in either foreign currency gains or lossescan resultin either foreign currency gains or losses