floating currency

"Instead all the talk is about floating currency, private enterprise, and getting hold of capital."

And now, floating currencies will force these economies to become even more flexible.

With a floating currency, prices on imports are continually changing.

Floating currencies should adjust gradually to one another, economists thought.

We need devaluation and a proper floating currency with China in order balance trade.

No one has any confidence in the euro, which is no longer a floating currency.

A floating currency is one where targets other than the exchange rate itself are used to administer monetary policy.

Bush administration officials have also argued that China should move toward a free floating currency, but for a different reason: to head off domestic economic problems.

A floating currency is no answer because of the problem of dollar-denominated loans.

Thus, the exchange rate regimes of floating currencies may more technically be known as a managed float.

There could be nothing worse than having 15 independent floating currencies operating within the European Union at the moment.

The government hopes that a floating currency will "de-dollarize" the economy.

For example, the dollar, euro, yen, and British pound all are floating currencies.

What do bankers know about the impacts on floating currencies caused by inflated interests, especially in the prime rates?

Rather, by using this admittedly blunt instrument, we have sought to get both countries to agree to a gradual path to a floating currency.

A floating currency is contrasted with a fixed currency.

Apart from keeping inflation low, central bankers acknowledge there is little they can do to impose stability on floating currencies.

But he added that he did not expect China to abandon the dollar peg and adopt a floating currency for some years yet.

There are two main systems used to determine a currency's exchange rate: floating currency and pegged currency.

A currency that uses a floating exchange rate is known as a floating currency.

From the 1970s to today Western nations swung behind floating currencies and free capital movement, while retaining independent monetary policy.

Floating currencies allow markets to balance.

The currency band is a system of exchange rates by which a floating currency is backed by hard money.

But the outlook remains uncertain because it is not clear yet how successful Brazil's economic stabilization program will be in the new environment of a floating currency.

Thus, a pure floating exchange rate regime is quite rare in reality, most of floating currencies may be classified as a "managed float".