strong currency

强势货币:指保值货币

常用释义

词性释义

强势货币:指保值货币,具备政治稳定、低通货膨胀、稳定的货币政策和财政政策、有足够的贵金属储备支持,以及与其他货币的比价长期保持稳定或上升。
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1·Damageable pieces have strong currency.
易损件通用性强。
2·A strong currency can be a curse for exporters, however.
不过强势的货币对出口国来说也是一种诅咒。
3·A strong currency is, however, necessary to keep inflation in check.
然而,强势货币乃是抵制通胀之必须。
4·One is at the currency level: the Euro, will it continue as a strong currency or not?
一是在货币方面,欧元会不会仍然保持其强劲地位?
5·The idea that a strong currency has benefits has merit, but only in a growing economy.
“强势货币有益”的看法有其中肯之处,但仅适用于成长型经济体。
6·A strong currency has exposed domestic manufacturers to fierce competition from imports.
强势的货币已经暴露出了国内厂商与进口产品的激烈竞争。
7·"Under these circumstances it is hard to see why the RMB should be a very strong currency," he points out.
在目前如此的环境之下,是很难理解为什么人民币应该是一个非常强有力的货币,“他指出这一点。”
8·But in practice, countries are reluctant to do so, fearful that an excessively strong currency will hurt their exporters.
但在实践中,各国都不愿意这样做,担心货币过度强势会影响出口。
9·Although Brazil’s super-strong currency may bring fears of deindustrialization, it also makes all kinds of imports cheaper.
尽管巴西超强的货币购买力会带来一种限制工业化的恐惧,这将导致进口商品更便宜(即对内贬值,对外升值)。
10·The Swiss franc is a very strong currency and it has traded sideways to higher during the past week as the euro has declined sharply.
瑞士法郎是一个非常强势的货币,在过去一周呈现单边走高,然而同时的欧元是大幅下挫。
同义词
强势货币;[金融]硬通货