So far, these costs have been tamed by high domestic interest rates, keeping Central Europe's currencies strong.

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Although prices were higher in domestic currencies, most of these increases were the result of the weak US dollar.

Moreover, the dollar s appreciation relative to other currencies has reduced import costs, putting competitive pressure on domestic firms to reduce prices.

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East Asia s victims of currency crises were, like most other nations, on fixed rates pegged to the dollar, other major hard currencies, or baskets of currencies. The central bank promised to redeem its own currency on demand by any holders, foreign or domestic, in prescribed amounts of hard currencies.

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The central bank promised to redeem its own currency on demand by any holders, foreign or domestic, in prescribed amounts of hard currencies.

Floating rates worked for the Big Three currencies, forestalling traumatic crises for other currencies too.

Ideally, Asian currencies would rise much more than 15 while European currencies would rise less.

You have a similar trend with currencies currencies going through an extreme time of stability.

Wanted Chinese Leadership on Currencies

The exchange rate measures the relationship between at least two currencies, whose values are based on the productivity and domestic balance of their respective national economies.

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European currencies weakened against the dollar.

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Also this rise of local currencies.

He argued that taxing short term movements of money in and out of different currencies would curb speculation and create some maneuvering room for domestic macroeconomic management.

So far, these costs have been tamed by high domestic interest rates, keeping Central Europe's currencies strong. But if they euroize too soon, candidate countries could find themselves with lower domestic interest rates but a higher external default risk.

By contrast, countries like China and India, which avoided a surge of capital inflows, managed to maintain highly competitive domestic currencies, and thereby kept profitability and investment high.

Regional currencies, flexible against the dollar and Euro, might be a better defense against financial panic than individual national currencies

Efficiency dictates the use of fewer and larger currencies (and foreign investors, understandably wary of weak and volatile currencies, demand it).

CAMBRIDGE Where are global currencies headed in 2011?

Non convertible currencies held at 31 December 2004

However, several Asian currencies have already appreciated significantly.

Cash contributions are normally made in convertible currencies.

B. Payment of contributions in currencies other than

However, we were still dealing in several currencies.

This is particularly true with respect to lending in foreign currencies to economic agents that do not have revenues in those currencies.

However, some claims were presented in other currencies, and some others were presented in United States dollars after conversion from other currencies.

Emerging market currencies were hammered, as were commodity currencies such as the Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand dollars, and the South African rand.

Commodity currencies had to come off their meteoric highs.

Since then, most emerging market currencies have rebounded sharply.

All currencies fell against the dollar and the yen.

Other Asian countries should let their currencies weaken, too.

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depreciation of nonconvertible currencies. In 2004, the amount written off plus the adjustment for overvaluation of cash held in nonconvertible currencies totalled 2.7 million.

Currencies fell, interest rates rose, and credit default swaps soared.

In the ongoing showdown over currencies, who will blink first?

Table 5 Non convertible currencies held at 31 December 2004