in dollars

For each item, guess how long the item will take to deliver in days or weeks (or how much it will cost in dollars).

I do not recommend that we make them a loan of dollars with which to pay for these weapons -- a loan to be repaid in dollars.

China holds most of its foreign-exchange reserves in dollars and the total amount seems to keep rising.

The minister couldn't say how much Namibia intends to export to China or what the agreement would be worth in dollars every year.

But some foreigners might regard the RMB value of the item in dollars and consider it a good deal so they don't bargain.

The convention of quoting in dollars is often employed when the currency of one or more trading partners is not used.

The value of bonds issued in euros since the beginning of 2006 exceeds that of bonds denominated in dollars.

Economists always seem to talk in dollars and cents, yet few economic models contain any reference to the stuff.

But, for want of any other reliable measure, they often get tallied in dollars.

So how much is that chair worth in dollars?

It would be a heavy irony if Greece, a member of the euro club, were temporarily reprieved by loans in dollars.

Since the bursting of the tech bubble in 2000, there has been a 50-fold increase in dollars invested in commodity index funds.

That in itself would lower global commodity inflation, since global commodities priced in dollars go up in price when the dollar falls.

Thankfully, more than 30% of his "owners" are in the US and pay their annual care and maintenance fees in dollars, which he says is a help.

An appreciation in the yuan would boost future earnings as the company gets its revenues in the currency but reports in dollars, Hsieh said.

By the mid-1920s more trade was carried out in dollars than pounds and more international bonds were issued in New York than in London.

China does not reveal the composition of its reserves. But it must be heavily invested in dollars, too.

Amounts of money stated in Dollars and Cents are references to the currency of the United States of America.

Many financial transactions in London are denominated in dollars.

As the chart shows, risky assets appear to have staged quite a recovery when denominated in dollars.

Calling for a "new economic order, " he suggested that it was time to stop denominating trade in dollars.

Whether or not you're conscious of it, you're constantly valuing items in dollars.

Should the U. S. worry if central banks around the world decide they don't want to hold their reserves in dollars anymore?

American exporters do not have to worry about currency mismatch because both their domestic costs and their export earnings are in dollars.

Your job is to add real value to your customers and company, and that value should be directly measurable in dollars.

For every trade, decide on your entry point and a stop; express your risk per share or per contract in dollars.

But figures in dollars do not come to close to capturing the real depth of the downturn.

He says this was to buy a stake in a hotel company that was priced in dollars and insists that he was not speculating against the peso.

As well, European corporations that had borrowed in dollars were forced to find dollars at any price, as loans came due.

Many international transactions are in dollars even when the transacting parties have no American connection.

Until we have another reasonably large, stable long-lasting currency, commodities will continue to be priced in dollars.

China has such an arrangement with Malaysia, but it remains small in scope, in part because most trade is transacted in dollars.

If the US inflates out of the crisis, and the dollar falls, those holding assets in dollars will lose and, in effect, pay the bill.

China's big three airlines carry huge piles of debt, much of it in dollars.

Start with a U. S. entrepreneur who sends payments, in dollars, to a Chinese factory.

At the moment gold is rising in dollars because people think the US is losing control.

Commodity prices are denominated in dollars: as the US currency weakens against the euro, raw material prices move higher.

The dollar weakened against the euro and sterling ahead of the jobs data and commodity futures, which are priced in dollars, advanced.

As the eurozone crisis has escalated, the region's banks have faced increased difficulties in obtaining financing, including in dollars.

In taking out an insurance policy one pays for it in dollars and cents, always at liberty to discontinue payments.

China now holds more than $3 trillion in foreign exchange reserves, most of that in dollars.

Most of its costs are in euros and its sales are in dollars, which handicaps Airbus by 20% compared with Boeing, says Mr Gallois.

But this would have made Chinese goods more expensive in dollars -- making Chinese products less price-competitive.

The fall of the greenback, meanwhile, has raised the price of those imports not invoiced in dollars.

A: Here is your bill, sir. B: How much is that in dollars?

The bulk of foreign-exchange transactions and reserves are in dollars, even though the United States accounts for only 24% of global GDP.

Even some of Brazil's value-added products, aircraft produced by its flagship manufacturer, Embraer, are priced mostly in dollars.

Aircraft engines are usually priced in dollars, so any decline in that currency can translate into lower sterling profits for Rolls-Royce.

Of course, since the figure is measured in dollars, it is shaped by the won-dollar exchange rate.

Rather, they still have to be paid in dollars, mostly, or some other currency.

Central banks hold most of their foreign-exchange reserves in dollars, a boon for America that has allowed it to issue debt more cheaply.

First, central banks are likely to keep holding most of their reserves in dollars as global trade remains denominated in dollars.

Borrowing cheaply in dollars was especially attractive given the investment opportunities in frothy emerging markets.

Since commodities are priced in dollars, they are more of a bargain for traders who buy them with foreign currencies.

Until recent years, effectively all of China's foreign trade was in dollars or other foreign currencies.

If their currencies rise too far against the greenback, their exporters will lose out wherever customers pay in dollars.

The anomaly, he says, is the fact that China conducts virtually all its trade in dollars, euros or yen.

Opinions differ on the exact scale of the problem, not least because some companies already have the offshore money in dollars.

Still, nearly all of the company's exports are settled in dollars, according to Mao Xiaohua, a manager at Shanghai Flying Horse.

Companies, investors and banks in Europe, Asia and Latin America have borrowed huge amounts in dollars.

The greenback's dominance means other countries have little choice but to hold their reserves in dollars.

Half that loan is in dollars and the other half is in Renmimbi to pay for Chinese goods and services.

Traders also fear that as these economies weaken, the dollar's new strength will push down prices of commodities denominated in dollars.

Similarly, Indian companies are borrowing more in dollars without selling rupees forward to hedge repayments.

Container rates are denominated in dollars, while only a portion of costs-like port charges and some staff costs-are in yuan.

About 65% of these holdings are in dollars, according to the China Securities Journal, an official newspaper.

According to the Fund's survey of the currency composition of those holdings, the bulk is in dollars (see Figure 1).

Such economies have also usually borrowed in dollars or euros, because their creditors insist on being repaid in hard currency.

Even more telling is the fact that the US pays its debts in dollars, and it controls the printing presses.

High prices (expressed in dollars) are necessary for this rationing to happen given finite supply.

International trade with China traditionally has been settled in dollars and, to a lesser extent, euros.

But why would capital flow into real estate denominated in dollars that are still expected to plunge?

Even gold is being sold off, as assets priced in dollars weaken as the greenback strengthens.

As the Fed devalues dollars, commodities priced in dollars gain in comparison.

'Currently about 80% of China's trade is settled in dollars. Imagine if even 15% of that was settled in yuan.

It should encourage China and others to intervene in euros as well as in dollars.

Most Chinese factories sign long-term contracts in dollars; and if the dollar slides, factories here lose.

Two thirds or more of China's reserves are estimated to be held in dollars.

All Contracts shall be cash settled in Dollars and there shall be no delivery under all Contacts.

So will the Federal Reserve drown the world in dollars, whereupon we will be able to wake from the nightmare?

Roughly two-thirds of the country's reserves are believed to be in dollars and dollar-denominated assets such as gold.

Most Chinese exports and imports are invoiced in dollars, as are international financial flows.

Back in 1997, the oil price dropped very dramatically in dollars.

The surge in demand for safe and liquid assets in dollars, euros and pounds pushed down long-term borrowing costs.

Commodities, which are mostly traded in dollars, were boosted by the US currency's slide.

Not only that, global central banks holding about two thirds of their reserves in dollars are hostage to the Obama administration.

Euro-denominated notes and coins in circulation exceed those denominated in dollars.

But as U. S. companies have become more global, it isn't just overseas revenue that's ultimately booked in dollars.

Mr Jen reckons about 40% of the funds' assets will be in dollars, compared with 60% of their countries' reserves.

But help cannot be measured in dollars alone.

Variances are typically expressed in dollars and in sufficient detail to permit cost analysis and control.

A whopping 95 percent of foreign exposure to U. S. assets is denominated in dollars, which poses a difficult dilemma for foreign investors.

He doubts relations will get that bad: If the dollar tanked, so would China's vast holding in dollars.

The prices of the manufactures it exports have indeed tended to fall in dollars.

As oil is priced in dollars, a rising euro helps to offset oil price rises for consumers in western Europe.

Next steps are to calculate the baseline figures of costs to fix defects found and to calculate ROI in dollars.

Patience is paid for in dollars. . . Impatience will cost you dollars almost every time.

But economists believe about 70 percent is denominated in dollars and most of the rest in euros.

More than 60% of the foreign reserves of central banks and governments are in dollars.

Trade deals by companies in China long have been done in dollars or other foreign currencies.

Yet its budget, set in dollars rather than bushels, buys much less when food prices surge.

The power of the world's reserve currency means many investors outside the US think in dollars.

More than 60 per cent of these reserves are in dollars.

As most commodities are quoted in dollars, their prices usually rises when the US currency weakens.

The country is awash in dollars, with foreign-exchange reserves of $2 trillion by the official count.

Mr Erdogan said trade would in future be conducted in lira and renminbi, rather than in dollars.

Non-deliverable forwards are settled in dollars rather than the underlying asset.

DEK's input costs and sales are largely based in dollars, says John Knowles, its chairman.

costs are mostly in euros, and its revenues in dollars.

For one, the soaring dollar over the past month is exerting downward pressure on the price of oil, which is priced in dollars.

For years, economists have speculated about how long oil would continue to be traded in dollars.

The company exports about 80 per cent of what it produces and 60 per cent of that is paid for in dollars.

Most trade that is invoiced in a currency other than those of the trading partners is quoted in dollars.

But Bank X is also cutting traditional banking activities denominated in dollars.

European banks also have funding obligations in dollars.

But investors can already get higher rates of return on investments in euros than in dollars.

Daily Price Chart of Dell Computers with ATR valued in dollars plotted below.

Japanese goods are priced in yen, so their price in dollars will go up. Conversely, U.

Oil is priced in dollars on the world market. But Treasury Secretary Paulson dismissed any link.

Chinese buyers have signed 20-year contracts with countries like Australia with gas prices set in dollars.

Non- deliverable contracts are settled in dollars.

In some emerging markets, a weaker dollar is a relief for companies that must pay debts denominated in dollars.

A company, then, could do better by accepting payment in yuan than in dollars, banks argue.

A disproportionate share of world trade is conducted in dollars.

He changed his pounds for the equivalent amount in dollars.

Most countries still hold the bulk of their reserves in dollars.

Their prices are always quoted in dollars.

Although gold is quoted in dollars, its price usually rises when the US currency weakens.

Trade deals by companies in China have typically been done in dollars or other foreign currencies.

American workers are paid in dollars; Japanese workers are paid in yen.

Gold in dollars has been an impressive, though not outstanding performer.

Of that, 61 per cent was in dollars and 27 per cent in euros.

The value in dollars is not important , but the pleasure it gives us is.

securities that are denominated in dollars or yen.

Although the exact breakdown of the stockpiles is a secret, analysts estimate that 65-70 per cent are held in dollars.

China's foreign-exchange reserves now total $2. 4 trillion, of which about 70% are thought to be in dollars.

Moreover, he added, prices quoted in dollars were now often valid for just seven days compared with the 30-60 days common previously.

Useful Expressions All prices are quoted in dollars.

The forwards were typically settled in dollars given the scarcity of the Chinese currency.

can already get higher rates of return on investments in euros than in dollars.

That means higher transactions costs for Chinese companies, too, compared to tradi tional cross-border trade in dollars.

Most central banks keep the bulk of their reserves in dollars.

He wanted to be paid in dollars.

As gold is priced in dollars, a falling greenback pushes up its price.

Can be measured in dollars and cents.

Many widely traded products are bought and sold in dollars.

The value of the marginal product is measured in dollars.

The government's policy of keeping the peso artificially cheap means that wages in dollars are low, checking the inflow.

The contracts are paid off in dollars by the buyers.

Lower interest rates overseas will meanwhile hit Nintendo's $8. 5bn cash kitty, heavily held in dollars and euros.

Most of Airbus's costs are in euros, but aircraft are priced in dollars.

Around $2 trillion of its currency reserves of $3. 2 trillion are in dollars, mostly in bonds.

As long as more monetary stimulus from the Fed remains on the table then there is the prospect of further gains in assets priced in dollars.

Peace and honor could not be estimated in dollars.

Long-term interest rates are also lower in euros than in dollars.

a. a large amount of short-term debt denominated in dollars.

The prices are expressed both in dollars and pounds.

Chinese nominal per capita gross domestic product in dollars increased seven-fold between 1995 and 2010!

This makes it hard on opec since it gets paid in dollars for its oil.

In the past, Chinese importers settled more of their trade in dollars.

Global markets in commodities are priced and transacted almost exclusively in dollars, because it is convenient for buyers and sellers.

A foreign bond issue in dollars in New York is considerably cheaper than one made in the London Euro-dollar bond market.

US rivals 'plotting to end oil trading in dollars'

Almost all reserves are held in dollars and euros.

The figures are in dollars, to remove the effect of currency changes.

They pay in euros with their credit card, and their card company bills in dollars.

Oil prices are calculated in dollars.

Mutual fund shares are priced in dollars.

Oil prices are calculate in dollars.

China now has more than 100 billionaires in dollars, second only to the US.

Why do they want this? They're rolling in dollars.

Oil from these fields is priced in dollars.

But most of the country's exports are commodities, such as iron ore and soy meal, which are priced in dollars on world markets.

Go back to 2001, and the proportion of central bank reserves held in dollars was 71%.

The share of foreign exchange reserves held in dollars has fallen in the past decade to about 60 per cent.

The Fed maintains they cannot lose money because the ECB promises to repay the swaps in dollars.

The government is paying its debts in dollars and holding onto francs to keep the currency stable.

Central banks' international reserves represent about $7, 000bn, of which 65-75 per cent is estimated to be held in dollars.

But it means higher prices for oil, which is traded in dollars.

A large slice of global trade is counted in dollars.

But what does it mean in dollars and cents?

Japan's $1, 305bn in foreign exchange reserves are held largely in dollars.

The region has borrowed $1. 6 trillion in dollars, euros, and Swiss francs.

This is when the problem starts to mount, since local banks start to borrow in dollars from the global banks.

They will also have to pay more for commodities such as oil which are priced in dollars.

By 1924 more reserves were held in dollars than in sterling.

At present, 65 per cent of the world's reserves are in dollars and 25 per cent in euros.

Most international trade is settled in dollars or euros, so importers have to sell their local currencies in order to buy from abroad.

The difference in dollars invested as a percentage of the whole was negligible (from 30. 4% for past 3 months to 30. 6% for past 12 months).

Crude oil prices under the world market are set in dollars.

That has made life tough for consumers, many of whom have borrowed in dollars to buy houses and cars.

Instead, the contracts are usually settled in dollars, according to the exchange rate on the day.

You don't pay up front, but there are costs nevertheless, and they are not just measured in dollars.

"We pay our debts in dollars so we can print money to pay our international debts, " Weisbrot told Al Jazeera.

It trades in units of 1, 000 U. S. Barrels i. E. 42, 000 US gallons (1 contract), and the price is quoted in dollars and cents per barrel.

European banks also need dollars to repay past borrowings they made in dollars, such as loans from U. S. money-market funds.

Every studio has panels written in English, and every price is quoted in dollars.

B: Is that as in dollars?

The exchange rate that leaves a Big Mac costing the same in dollars everywhere is our fair-value benchmark.

The exchange rate that leaves a Big Mac costing the same in dollars everywhere is our fair-value yardstick.

If, for example, a South Korean company wants to buy wine from Chile, chances are they will carry out the transaction in dollars.

Only 1. 7% of Japanese exports to Asia last year were paid for in local currencies, and just over 50% in dollars.

If they let their currencies plunge, inflation would soar and companies that had borrowed in dollars would go bankrupt;

A tussle between jurisdictions usually starts in six figures, in dollars, euros or pounds;

Ability to dual list, trade and raise capital in dollars and euros, the world's leading currencies;

LDK Solar Said to Plan Sale of Yuan Bonds Settled in Dollars

but there are costs nevertheless, and they are not just measured in dollars. May consider as --