weak currency

Analysts say it is usually problematic when a strong economy has a weak currency.

The bill will authorize the U. S. Commerce Department to impose tariffs on products from countries with an artificially weak currency.

Normally, one would hate to be paid in a weak currency -- among other things, it makes their vacations abroad more expensive.

Another study that did attempt to tackle the issue questioned the idea that China's weak currency boosts U. S. unemployment.

A weak currency should be good news for a country's exporters, but that hasn't stopped America from running a persistent trade deficit.

For locals, there are clear incentives to load up: still-affordable mortgage rates, and a persistently weak currency.

WEAK currency, despite its appeal to exporters and politicians, is no free lunch.

RELATIONS between America and China, already frosty over arms sales to Taiwan, sanctions on Iran and China's weak currency, could worsen.

This time it is a weak currency like the euro that is likely signal the start of a downtrend.

Meanwhile, a weak currency would encourage capital flight, the Asian leitmotif of global risk aversion.

This should in turn be positive for the equity market of the country with the weak currency.

The weak currency helps sustain China's mighty export economy by lowering the global price of Chinese goods.

Everyone wants a competitively weak currency and guaranteed cheap fuel and food.

A weak currency and wage indexation fed first inflation and then hyperinflation.

A weak currency makes a country's exports more competitive and increases the value of overseas earnings.

Singapore's central bank will likely adopt a weak currency policy this year, the note read.

Oct 15th 2010 A WEAK currency, despite its appeal to exporters and politicians, is no free lunch.

The most immediate target of the legislation is China's weak currency.

WEAK currency, despite its appeal to exporters and politicians, is nofree lunch.

At the same time, the weak currency makes imported goods expensive for consumers.

The root cause of China's muddle is its weak-currency policy, which is feeding an artificially large trade surplus.

But for Germany, a weak currency has been its ticket to prosperity.

The current problem, he says, is that 'every country on the planet needs a weak currency right now, and not everybody can have one. '

A weak currency helps a country's exports because they become cheaper to sell overseas.

Not everyone can have a weak currency at once.

China has been using a weak currency to keep its wages and prices low in dollar terms;