1. 法定升值：3、法定升值(revaluation)是指政府通过提高货币含金量或明文宣布的方式,提高本国货币对外的汇价. ...
2. 升值：名义汇率R与实际汇率e之间的关系是:3、法定升值(Revaluation)是指政府通过提高货币含金量或明文宣布的方式,提高本国货币对外的汇价. 升值(Appreciation)是指由于外汇市场上供求关系的变化造成的货币对外汇价的上升.
3. 货币升值：当一国长期存在国际收支顺差时,政府可以通过货币升值(Revaluation)来促使国际收支平衡. 为了保证国际间汇率相对稳定,国际货币基金组织曾规定各会员国只有在国际收支出现基本不平衡时才能够调整汇率.
1. Overseas fund managers did not buy into expectations in some quarters that the yuan's revaluation would boost the Chinese equity market.
2. The first lesson is that a country should discreetly calculate chances, scope and affordability when deciding on a revaluation of its currency.
3. These statements have caused billions of dollars in unregistered capital or'hot money'to flood into the country on expectations of a yuan revaluation.
4. The central bank said the size of the revaluation was based mainly on what was needed to adjust the trade surplus.
5. Although the central government is determined to make the exchange rate more flexible, it has never given the impression of a drastic revaluation of the yuan.
6. The central bank yesterday denied there would be further appreciation of the Chinese currency, saying last week's 2 per cent revaluation did not mean more adjustments.
7. revaluation
7. This has certainly weakened foreign politicians'argument that the revaluation of the yuan is key to adjusting external imbalances.
8. Excluding the property revaluation and disposal gains, the conglomerate recorded a 199 percent earnings growth in the first half.
9. Intense domestic discussions have taken place to weigh the pros and cons of currency revaluation in line with the country's internal and external conditions.
10. revaluation的反义词
10. We have to determine what is best for the country by weighing the pros and cons of a rapid revaluation.
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