currency crisis

Through good judgment, as well as a little good luck, policymakers have so far avoided turning a credit crisis into a currency crisis.

at least three generations of currency crisis models were developed from his seminal work.

Since the Asian currency crisis of 1997-99, the middle classes in emerging markets have known nothing but success.

The only potentially good news in the past three months has been the receding threat of a currency crisis in central and eastern Europe.

If that happens an old-fashioned currency crisis is conceivable in those markets with the largest current account deficits.

It did not experience a simultaneous currency crisis, a big contributor to the costliest episodes of the past.

In this case, unlike in emerging market economies in the 1980s and 1990s, there was no currency crisis.

The Asian currency crisis had brought the country's once-booming economy to its knees, and the price of basic goods had rocketed.

Eurozone members have thus been spared confronting a currency crisis and competitive devaluations as they resolve the banking crisis.

Liquidity and currency crisis hit Iceland , Hungary, Ukraine and Pakistan which force them to turn to IMF for help.

From Japan he had smuggled out close to a million dollars of closelyguarded yen to explode a currency crisis.

The more the authorities try to avoid a currency crisis, banking failures and sovereign default, the more likely such doom becomes.

Also scary was the prospect of a currency crisis.

Traders must have found their lives awfully dull, without so much as a currency crisis to get the pulse racing.

Yet by shielding weaker countries from a currency crisis, the euro now relieves much of the pressure on them to keep up reforms.

The next step in the logic of monetary interventionism is a currency crisis.

But if the euro zone gets it wrong in 2012, it will be laying the foundations of the next currency crisis.

When it rushed out of regional economies in the late 1990s, it caused a devastating currency crisis.

Fears of a currency crisis shook investor confidence last April.

Krugman's (1979) "first generation" currency crisis model has been widely used to explain this kind of crisis.

Another fitting example of policy complacency is the response to the central and east European (CEE) currency crisis.

Currency Crisis An unstable condition of a nation's currency.

Emerging Europe is on the verge of a fully fledged sovereign-debt, banking and currency crisis.

Otherwise China would run the risk of a currency crisis.

But we've been through four cycles -- four recessions, including the Asian currency crisis.

In any case, prices are only likely to fall if the currency crisis gets severe, so best hold off.

Delaying plan B would only cause a bigger blowout when the unavoidable currency crisis eventually occurs.

The "euro crisis" is generally seen as a currency crisis, but it is also a sovereign debt and, even more, a banking crisis.

And I am reallyconcerned about what is going to happen because a currency crisis is much worsethan a financial crisis.

China's banks would still be sitting on bad loans from the 1997 Asian currency crisis except for government-approved accounting magic.

They should be thinking about how they will confront the imminent global currency crisis.

The world market is suffering from a currency crisis, which makes it difficult for us to make a firm offer.

Policymakers are confronted not only by a currency crisis but also by a banking crisis and a crisis in macroeconomic theory.

The currency crisis is just unfolding before our eyes.

"This is the biggest currency crisis the world has ever seen, " said Neil Mellor, a strategist at Bank of New York Mellon.

This had followed a period of low growth since 1998 after the Asian currency crisis and then the bursting of the dot. com bubble.

Thatbecame a problem when, in the aftermath of the currency crisis, China'sexports fell.

That's exactly what the government did in the aftermath of the 1997 Asian currency crisis.

The currency crisis manifests itself, however, in the exchange rate to the Swiss franc or the price of gold.

As the 1997 Asian currency crisis showed, no bank in China is bankrupt if the government says it isn't.

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