It also has property assets that have been fully depreciated.
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It has depreciated around 0.6 percent so far this week.
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Against a basket of currencies, the yuan has depreciated less.
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It's depreciated a total of 8 percent since the spring.
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The Turkish lira depreciated by nearly 30 percent last year.
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From this year Russia ruble has depreciated more than 16%.
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The yuan depreciated about 6.6 percent last year against the greenback.
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The pound has since depreciated to near 18 to the dollar.
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Meanwhile, the ruble has depreciated by about 55 percent since 2014.
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The yuan has depreciated 6.6 percent against the dollar last year.
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Instead, Samsung offer to pay a depreciated value of the items.
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" The $2800,210 level, said Kelly, corresponds with "fully depreciated mining costs.
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By contrast, business jets depreciated 11.6 percent from 2016 to 2017.
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The Colombian peso has depreciated 8% over the last 12 months.
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In October, the KRW/USD had depreciated as much as 3.5 percent.
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The ringgit has depreciated faster than other emerging-market currencies (see article).
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In the late 1990s, troubled Asian economies with big debts depreciated massively.
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For others, they have already depreciated the costs of those tangible assets.
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The dollar index has depreciated 3 percent since the start of 2018.
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It has depreciated 14.2 percent so far this year, Refinitiv Eikon data showed.
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"The most common formula is 'depreciated value' and it's the worst," Rosen said.
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Mexico's peso depreciated almost 8 percent against the dollar in the fourth quarter.
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The peso was depreciated by more than 1% against the U.S. dollar overnight.
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The pressure piled on as China's yuan depreciated, inflicting more weakness on Asia.
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The Hello app and its API are both getting depreciated on July 31.
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What would you tell him today about whether the dollar should be depreciated?
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It depreciated on average by 3.9 percent against the dollar during the adjustment.
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Turkey's troubles came into the limelight last month after the lira depreciated sharply.
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The Philippine peso depreciated five percent against the dollar to 49.5 in 2016.
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Last year when they firstly depreciated 2%, that sent the market a huge turbulence, and they had to do a lot to fix the calmness level, now 3 days into the new year, the RMB has already depreciated by 2.7%.
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The currency depreciated to USD $0.6794 but still remained well above the October lows.
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Now, three days into the new year, the renminbi has already depreciated 2.7 percent.
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"The exchange rate is more depreciated than we expected given the fundamentals," Jarvis said.
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Prices are roughly half those in Colombian stores due to Venezuela's depreciated bolivar currency.
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Not only was he our best hitter but his loss depreciated our other hitters.
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"Converting traditional IRA assets at depreciated values will save money on tax," says Taylor.
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The bonds depreciated when they started trading, signalling that part of the demand was inflated.
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In the last six months the yuan has depreciated 2.30 percent against the U.S. dollar.
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In the past two months, the Chinese currency has depreciated 28500 percent against the dollar.
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The Chinese currency has now depreciated against the dollar, sending stock markets into a tailspin.
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Sterling depreciated on the back of the vote to leave the EU in June 2016.
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Yes the currency has depreciated by about 7 percent over recent months since the summer.
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"At that point in the campaign, it was largely depreciated," he said, referring to the server.
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Carlyle said its corporate private equity funds depreciated in value by 2 percent in the quarter.
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This value is gradually written off (depreciated) over time to reflect wear and tear and obsolescence.
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The yen, a safe haven, has often depreciated when stronger investor risk appetite has boosted equities.
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But the dollar has so far this year depreciated 2.6 percent on a trade-weighted basis.
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In the 10 days after the Brexit vote, sterling has already depreciated by over 10 percent.
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The value of a university degree has depreciated, because now everyone and their mother has one.
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Pulling off a trade, however, could be difficult, as the value of those assets has depreciated.
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But the dollar has depreciated 2.6 percent on a trade-weighted basis so far this year.
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Congress should expand this to other business purchases rather than forcing current purchases to be depreciated.
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The rupee has depreciated by 1.24 percent against the dollar since a year high in mid-March.
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The yuan has depreciated 2.1 percent so far this year as the world's second-largest economy struggles.
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The yuan has now depreciated around 2.8% to the dollar since President Donald Trump said on Aug.
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The yuan has now depreciated around 2.6% to the dollar since President Donald Trump said on Aug.
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The lira had depreciated as much as 23 percent so far this year before the bank's move.
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Singapore fell 215.66 percent and Shanghai erased earlier gains and dropped 21 percent as the yuan depreciated.
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That type of policy will pay you just the depreciated value of any damaged or lost property.
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The yen, a perceived safe haven, has often depreciated when stronger investor risk appetite has boosted equities.
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Jarvis added that Egypt's foreign exchange rate was more depreciated than the fund expected given the fundamentals.
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The Chinese currency has depreciated by 5.6 percent against the dollar since the start of the year.
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By August, the currency had depreciated by some 40 percent against the dollar since the start of 2018.
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As reserves fell sharply and emerging markets crashed last year, Egypt depreciated the pound by about 2500 percent.
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The tightly-managed currency has depreciated about 2% against the dollar since trade tensions worsened in early May.
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The tightly-managed currency has depreciated about 2% against the dollar since trade tensions worsened in early May.
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It is achieved by strategically harvesting portfolio losses for tax deductions by selling depreciated investments as opportunities arise.
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Unfortunately, the onset of the policy met the opposite result: the yen appreciated and risk asset markets depreciated.
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While other early-2000s BMW models have depreciated quickly, like the used vehicles they are, the Z8 hasn't.
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As a result, Hayek told CNBC he hopes the currency will remain at the current, more depreciated level.
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The Congolese franc has depreciated more than 20 percent against the dollar this year on the parallel market.
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Since the trade war began last year, the currency has depreciated by around 12% against the US dollar.
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S. trade conflict weighed on investor sentiment, while the rupee depreciated to a fresh low, bolstering inflation concerns.
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Outbound investment rose quickly last year as the yuan depreciated against the dollar, and levels surpassed foreign direct investment.
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The baht has depreciated by 4% against the U.S. dollar so far this year, becoming Asia's worst performing currency.
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Since the monetary policy assessment of December 2018, the Swiss franc has depreciated slightly on a trade-weighted basis.
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But the black market rate has since depreciated, putting renewed pressure on the central bank to take more action.
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The rupee has depreciated by about 6 percent this year, and hit its lowest in 16 months this week.
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As the lira has depreciated, the Turkish prices have doubled this year, and tripled since last year, he said.
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Last Monday, the yuan depreciated past the point of seven per US dollar for the first time since 2008.
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Its currency, the ruble, has depreciated by around 20 percent against the U.S. dollar since the start of 2018.
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Apollo reported its private equity fund depreciated 10.9 percent in the quarter and was down 9.8 percent for 2018.
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The onshore dollar-yuan spot rate has been a serious headache for Chinese policymakers, having depreciated 7 percent in 2016.
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During 2017 the dollar depreciated by 7% against a basket of other currencies, as global trade flows surged by 4.5%.
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A rupee that has depreciated by around 5 percent could also prop up inflation, by 20 basis points, she said.
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The has depreciated from around 120 against the Japanese currency to 104.76 on Tuesday, which has weighed on Sony's earnings.
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"For projects that are already operational and fully depreciated the cost of power from those is much lower," Nyirenda said.
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The Russian ruble has duly depreciated, and any promised economic stabilization before next year's national election is unlikely at best.
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This has to be of real concern since to date, the Turkish lira has depreciated by well over 40 percent.
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A standard insurance policy usually covers the depreciated — or current — value of a car at the time of an accident.
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In 2015, the bank's FCC ratio declined further to 203%, more than Fitch anticipated, as the currency depreciated by 32%.
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It's not just "depreciated value" that can leave the franchisee with a weak hand when it comes time for a sale.
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The yen, a safe haven, has often depreciated when investor appetite for buying riskier assets such as U.S. equities has improved.
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Brexit-related uncertainty means that sterling is one of the only big currencies to have depreciated against the dollar this year.
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After failing to gain traction, Hello, Moves and tbh will all be depreciated in the coming weeks, the company announced today.
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Commenters told her she would only need to pay the costs of repairs or the price of the depreciated original laptop.
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The local currency has now depreciated by 91% on the black market and 121% on the official market since its introduction.
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Berlin's exports have boomed because the euro is more depreciated than the deutschmark would be had there been no monetary union.
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It has depreciated 2400% this week, one of its biggest weekly declines since Brazil emerged from a brutal recession in late 2314.27.
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Alexander noted that China has depreciated its currency to move it in a more market-oriented direction that better reflects its trade.
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Of 140-odd currencies tracked by Bloomberg, a data provider, sterling has depreciated against more than 120 since the referendum (see chart).
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The couple, once in the middle class, now survive on two salaries that have depreciated to the equivalent of $2.19 a day.
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REERs of countries with floating exchange rates have depreciated since 24947Q673 by more than those with managed floats or 'largely-fixed' regimes.
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The rupee has depreciated 1.2 percent so far this year, having lost 13 percent of its value against the dollar last year.
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The previous week saw it hit an all-time low of 4.1944 against the dollar; it had depreciated 13.9 percent since August.
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The rupee has depreciated 1.1 percent so far this year, having lost 3.9 percent of its value against the dollar last year.
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The rupee has depreciated 1.2 percent so far this year, having lost 3.9 percent of its value against the dollar last year.
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China's yuan currency CNY=CFXS has depreciated around 2.5% against the U.S. dollar and the country's main stock market has fallen 8% .
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The company attributed the result to foreign exchange headwinds in the quarter, as Mexico's peso depreciated almost 8 percent against the dollar.
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But the pound has since depreciated further on the black market, and at 25 percent, the gap is now wider than ever.
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It could also mean that the value of that plane would be depreciated over a longer period, greatly reducing the tax benefit.
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The cost of capital investments would be deducted immediately rather than depreciated over years, but interest costs would no longer be deductible.
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If the formula the franchisor plans to use to set the acquisition price is referred to as "depreciated value" that's a red flag.
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SINCE November 2015 the pound has depreciated by over 15% against other currencies, mainly because of worries caused by last year's Brexit referendum.
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SINCE November 22 the pound has depreciated by over 22016% against other currencies, mainly because of worries caused by last year's Brexit referendum.
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Import-dependant Egypt abandoned its currency peg to the U.S. dollar last November and the currency has depreciated roughly by half since then.
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Veerathai: The currency of SE Asian countries have depreciated more than RMB if you look at what happened during the past few years.
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But high-efficiency investments in commercial buildings – equipment like heating and air conditioning, roofing systems and lighting – are depreciated over almost 40 years.
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That belligerent tone has taken sterling 2% lower against the dollar this month, it has depreciated 11 weeks out of the past 12.
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The yuan has depreciated more than one percent since the start of the year, having lost 21.4352 percent against the dollar last year.
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In gendered workplaces, women's capabilities, accomplishments, and potential are depreciated in distinct but mutually reinforcing ways — one of which is the affinity bias.
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However, the loans to purchase the aircraft are mainly denominated in U.S. dollars, causing them losses as the yuan depreciated against the dollar.
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The pound has depreciated by roughly half since then, leading to a surge in inflation in a country that relies heavily on imports.
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The markets wobbled and sterling depreciated as one poll after another seemed to confirm the sudden change and the number of undecideds fell.
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When a property is sold, the seller would in theory owe tax on the difference between the depreciated value and the sale price.
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The yuan has depreciated more than one percent since the start of the year, having lost 212 percent against the dollar last year.
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China Eastern reported 2.2 billion yuan in foreign exchange losses for the first three quarters, as the Chinese currency depreciated against the dollar.
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The latter has depreciated over the last few months as other central banks across the world start to relax on their stimulus measures.
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But investor appetite for Chinese assets has diminished amid a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy and as the yuan depreciated sharply.
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The put options enabled Bonthu, a software development manager at the time, to profit quickly after Equifax's stock depreciated in reaction to the news.
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The IAB claims to have depreciated the v1 list but the complainants say it's still being used in the IAB's latest ad auctioning system.
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Following the series of bombings on Sunday, the Sri Lankan rupee has depreciated by around 0.6% against the U.S. dollar so far this week.
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The yuan has depreciated by 5% against the dollar over the past three months, a sharp fall for a closely managed currency (see chart).
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Local palm oil prices have fallen just 2.5 percent so far in 2018 as rupee has depreciated around 12 percent, making overseas purchases expensive.
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Only if money depreciated at a similar pace would people be as anxious to spend it as suppliers were to sell their perishable commodities.
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The yuan has seen persistent pressure on the back of large capital outflows, and has depreciated 6.46 percent year-to-date against the greenback.
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Veerathai: We have seen a decline in Russian tourists when the Russian economy was going through difficulty a few years when RUBLE depreciated substantially.
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While it has depreciated sharply against the dollar, the yuan has seen continued resilience against a basket of currencies of China's main trading partners.
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The rupee has depreciated more than 11 percent this year, closing at 72.39 on Wednesday after hitting a record low of 72.99 on Tuesday.
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Massmart noted a slowdown in general merchandise sales toward the end of 2015 as business confidence sagged and the currency depreciated to new lows.
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"For luxury vehicles, they offer 'agreed value' coverage that pays out based on a specific value rather than a lower depreciated amount," he explained.
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Investors are clearly worried about Britain's economic prospects if it leaves, which is why the pound has depreciated against the dollar in recent months.
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The yuan has now depreciated about 12% against the dollar since the two sides began exchanging tit-for-tat tariffs in April last year.
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Nigeria has LNG projects that are fully depreciated, allowing them to offer more flexible terms such as diversion rights and shorter contracts, sources said.
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The yuan has now depreciated about 11% against the dollar since the two sides began exchanging tit-for-tat tariffs in April last year.
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In the market, this kind of risk spillover effect and sentiment has shown under the circumstance that Lira depreciated for around 20% last week.
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The temporary rate cut is somewhat less harmful if the tax rules provide that an investment's costs are depreciated over a number of years.
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Depositors will also be more reluctant to keep their money in Italian banks, fearing that those deposits will eventually be converted into depreciated liras.
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The Turkish Lira has depreciated by almost 100% since April 2013, thereby intensifying the $230 billion debt burden held by the banks and corporate sector.
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As a result, human capital would be reflected in the accounting reports to be amortized over time just as physical capital is depreciated over time.
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In Donohue's vision of America, the shopping mall, once accorded such high cultural value, has since depreciated to only a shell of its former self.
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VanderZanden added that the $100 million loss was a one-time "accounting write off" from depreciated vehicles purchased in 2018 and not a net loss.
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A. Default would likely further pummel the country's already bruised bolivar currency, which has depreciated 99 percent on the black market since Maduro took office.
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Johnson's belligerent tone has taken sterling 1003% lower against the dollar this month, and it has depreciated in 11 weeks out of the past 12.
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Johnson's belligerent tone has taken sterling 2% lower against the dollar this month, and it has depreciated in 11 weeks out of the past 12.
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Pemex lost 219.6595 billion pesos during the fourth quarter due to a weaker peso, the company said, which depreciated 229 percent against the U.S. dollar.
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Johnson's belligerent tone has taken sterling 232% lower against the dollar this month, and it has depreciated in 26 weeks out of the past 2100.
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"Since the monetary policy assessment of December 2018, the Swiss franc has depreciated slightly on a trade-weighted basis," the SNB said in a statement.
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"Since the monetary policy assessment of December 2018, the Swiss franc has depreciated slightly on a trade-weighted basis," the SNB said in a statement.
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We also need to get rid of disincentives in the tax code, such as current rules that require efficiency investments to be depreciated over decades.
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Although the euro has depreciated against the dollar from a 23 peak in early September, it is still up more than 12 percent this year.
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He added that the yuan has depreciated for two years and China's exports have not improved significantly due to weak economic growth and trade protectionism.
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Consultancy Ecoanalitica reported that 53.8% of October retail transactions were carried out in foreign currency, as the bolivar has depreciated more than 90% this year.
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Consultancy Ecoanalitica reported that 53.8% of October retail transactions were carried out in foreign currency, as the bolivar has depreciated more than 90% this year.
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American and Asian collectors who came looking for bargains at the London auctions this week in light of the depreciated pound may have been disappointed.
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"But if it's only a 5% tariff instead of 25% it might not be a game changer because the peso has also depreciated," she said.
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As the European Central Bank has moved to unwind its years of quantitative easing, the dollar has depreciated against the euro, Wald noted on Monday.
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Peru's sol currency PEN=PE PEN= depreciated by more than 1 percent against the dollar in midday trading on Friday and Lima's select stock index .
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"It may not have depreciated enough to make it an outstanding value versus a new car," Matt Jones, senior consumer advice editor for Edmunds points out.
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The yuan has depreciated by just under 6% versus the US dollar since the authorities began to allow the unit to weaken in mid-August 2015.
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Residents are seeking to recover the value of their condos, which have depreciated by an average of $320,000 per unit, SFGate reported, citing the city's assessor.
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And I fear the risk of regional default if it gets too far out in terms of the value of the dollar against these depreciated currencies.
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The British currency has depreciated since the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union, which has squeezed the margins of retailers when they import goods.
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Capital controls introduced in early 2015 to prioritise essentials such as wheat have forced importers on to the black market, where the rate has depreciated fast.
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The exchange rate was also negatively impacted by the wider-than-expected current account deficit, and its slow pace of adjustment to a depreciated exchange rate.
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Though it recovered marginally on RBI intervention, the new low of 251.6 per dollar indicates that the rupee has depreciated around 249.6 percent this calendar year.
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However, capital outflows via both legal and illegal channels are increasing pressure on the yuan, which has depreciated nearly 1903 percent against the dollar this year.
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One of the factors behind the drop-off is that the Chinese currency, the yuan, has depreciated by around 8 percent against the euro this year.
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Nevertheless, given Norway's cycle of hikes, the crown's weakness is baffling; it has depreciated 3% versus the dollar this year and is flat against the euro.
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The band, which came into effect last year and previously had gradually depreciated, will be set between 39.75 pesos and 51.45 pesos per U.S. dollar, Sandleris said.
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Meanwhile, the yuan was actually the strongest performer, having increased 45 percent during the ten-year period, while the Korean won depreciated the most, by 16.5 percent.
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"There is a risk of a repetition of the October-November period when the lira depreciated sharply and people were worried about central bank action," he warned.
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The pound currency has since depreciated by roughly half and in Egyptian cities and towns, food and beverage inflation reached 123 percent year on year in March.
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Food price pressures, driven by the drought and the depreciated exchange rate, have intensified by more than previously forecast and remain a significant upside risk to inflation.
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As a result, in 2015, CNYUSD has weakened by 4.6% and for the first two weeks into 2016, the yuan has depreciated by 1.4% against the greenback.
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Pemex said the Mexican peso depreciated by about 4.773 percent during the quarter, averaging 19.50 pesos per dollar compared to 17.01 pesos during the year-earlier period.
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The Japanese yen depreciated 37 percent against the dollar between 2012 and 2013, for example, yet its goods exports to the United States actually declined in 2013.
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If Greece were an independent country with its own currency, it could have addressed the crisis by devaluing its currency and stabilizing its debt with depreciated cash.
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As best I can figure out, what happened was that the real depreciated mainly because of that terms of trade shock, sending inflation temporarily higher (Figure 4).
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Despite the real's recent weakness - it depreciated 8% against the dollar in August, its biggest monthly fall in four years - inflation and inflation expectations remain well-anchored.
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It also has to be of concern that since the announcement of the IMF support program in May, the Argentine peso has depreciated by almost 85033 percent.
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On the other are more recent residents, many in their 21967s and 21954s, who bought homes of depreciated value after the real estate market collapse of 21947.
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Jet, saddled with over $1 billion debt, had a rough 2018 as competition intensified in the Indian skies, the rupee depreciated and high oil prices squeezed margins.
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The tightly-managed currency has depreciated nearly 3 percent against the dollar since trade tensions flared in early May and is nearing a closely watched support level.
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In the local market, gold futures MAUc1 were trading near their highest level in 20 months as the rupee depreciated to the lowest level in nearly 14 months.
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"Seeing how much I was paid for things [I sold] and how much they depreciated deterred me from wanting to buy things," Bernadette told Grow earlier this year.
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"The risk is that the rand could follow a more depreciated path than expected, which would, other things being equal, raise inflation," the bank said in the statement.
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Georges Bonnet, a French finance minister, put it best Who would be prepared to lend with the fear of being paid in depreciated currencies always before his eyes?
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Banks' losses linked to TRFs as the yuan depreciated since August 2015 have been limited thus far, but could rise substantially in the event of renewed yuan weakness.
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In 13, when the yuan depreciated nearly 7 percent, mainland Chinese spent a record HK$72.7 billion on Hong Kong-issued life insurance policies, double the 2015 total.
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The value of those assets is less than the 105 billion reais ($32.8 billion) calculated by the federal auditing court (TCU) because these assets depreciated overtime, Quadros said.
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On Friday, the peso ARS=RASL depreciated 3.87 percent to 41.25/41.3 per dollar and the country's risk level as estimated by JP Morgan 11EMJ rose 29 points.
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Built for $211.8 million and depreciated at a rate of 19903 percent a year, he said, it could allow him to shelter $21990 million in taxable income annually.
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Although extended through 220006, the temporary nature of bonus depreciation will continue to limit its effectiveness, as will the reduction in the amount that can be immediately depreciated.
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With regard to exchange rates, although the baht somewhat depreciated compared with trading partner currencies, the baht might not be consistent with economic fundamentals and would likely remain volatile.
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He says the lira depreciated by 33 percent over 2018, and then in this past quarter, its revenue was down by almost $700 million compared to the previous year.
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"We know that retirement plans are won and lost during the most violent market crashes," usually because retirees are forced to sell depreciated assets to raise cash, said Bruns.
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The crunch wasn't solved by the introduction of the "bond notes" which officially trade at parity with the U.S. dollar but have already depreciated to 1.60 to the dollar.
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The spread on Argentine bonds (the premium over the yield on United States Treasury bills) has risen from 3.4% to 4.2% this year, and the peso has depreciated steadily.
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The Japanese currency depreciated against the broadly weaker greenback due to increasing investor appetite for risk in the broader markets, which dimmed its allure as a perceived safe haven.
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For drugmakers the figures treat research and development (R&D) as an asset that is depreciated over 13 years, roughly the period they have to exploit patents on discoveries.
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"The dollar has depreciated in recent weeks, and this could put some upward pressure on imported inflation over time," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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Companies rushed to repay oversees loans as the yuan depreciated and global markets grew increasingly worried about the country's economic slowdown and Chinese authorities' interventions in the financial markets.
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Local companies rushed to repay overseas loans as the yuan depreciated, while global investors grew increasingly wary of the country's economic slowdown and Chinese authorities' interventions in financial markets.
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The Chinese currency has depreciated nearly 6 percent against a strong dollar this year and many traders are betting on further losses, raising the spectre of more capital flight.
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The peso, which has depreciated amid fears over U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's policies toward Mexico, broke the 22 peso per dollar mark for the first time on Wednesday.
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On recent yuan declines, Lagarde said they were mainly driven by the strength of the dollar, noting that it has not depreciated as much against a basket of currencies.
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Moody's also warned late on Wednesday that the strengthening of the U.S. dollar since mid-April had increased the credit risk of several emerging markets as their currencies depreciated .
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Bird's CEO, Travis VanderZanden, hit back at the report in a series of critical tweets and said the $100 million loss was an accounting write-off of depreciated scooters.
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Back in 2016, China's Treasuries holdings fell sharply by some $200 billion from May to November of that year as the yuan depreciated on worries about the Chinese economy.
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The currency has depreciated 2.5% since Trump said last week that he would levy tariffs against Mexican imports unless the country does more to halt migration from Central America.
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Gabriel Felbermayr, president of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, pointed out that the euro had depreciated by 14% against the U.S. dollar since the beginning of 2018.
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Contracts with Egyptian clients are denominated in pounds, but the currency has depreciated by more than 10 percent on the black market in the past month alone, eroding his margins.
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The yuan has depreciated more than 5 percent against the dollar so far this year, with its descent gathering speed since Donald Trump's election in the presidential race on Nov.
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The devaluation helped close the gap between the official exchange rate and the black market level, which had depreciated to unprecedented levels near 10 to the dollar in recent weeks.
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And so, you could dispose of businesses or securities-- if you did right, you could dispose of securities or businesses that are depreciated without a tax at the corporate level.
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"Investment is 4 percent weaker, inflation 1.5 percent higher, consumption is 43 percent lower and the REER (the real effective exchange rate) is 12 percent more depreciated," the report added.
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"During the six-month period, high interest rates coupled with a depreciated Kenya shilling adversely affected the company in terms of high cost of finance and foreign exchange losses," it said.
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Trump's tariff threats are already hurting the Chinese economy: On Tuesday, China's currency, the yuan, depreciated in value, and the Shanghai stock market plunged to its lowest numbers in two years.
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Reducing taxable income through business losses is especially common in industries like real estate, where landlords are allowed to offset the depreciated value of their commercial property against income earned elsewhere.
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The yuan depreciated 6.6 percent against the surging dollar in 2016, its biggest one-year loss since 1994, and is expected to weaken further this year if the dollar's rally lasts.
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Partly due to weakness in the sharply depreciated peso, the Banco de Mexico said inflation would quicken in the coming months but end the year close to its 3 percent target.
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The economy contracted 3 percent toward the end of 2018, inflation is just shy of 20 percent with pass-through from the currency after the lira depreciated 30 percent in 2018.
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In Turkey, the lender's fifth-biggest market in terms of net profit after Mexico, Spain, South America and the United States, BBVA's net profit dived 19.6 percent after the lira depreciated.
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When you have a mix of business worldwide and your business is depreciated because of rising dollar, your mix actually shifts more to the U.S. and your tax rate goes up.
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The rupee depreciated to a low of 70.4 per dollar, tracking similar movements among emerging market currencies as the economic crisis in Turkey intensified, leading to a sharp fall in lira.
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O'Malley has said he followed the procedures outlined to him by the state and paid the depreciated rate for the furniture as laid out by the state's Department of General Services.
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"Underlying inflation appears to have continued to fall, however," the central bank said, adding that the crown had depreciated since June but remained almost 8 percent stronger than a year ago.
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Historian Nell Irvin Painter writes in her book The History of White People (2010) that Winckelmann was a Eurocentrist who depreciated people of other nationalities, like the Chinese or the Kalmyk.
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The pound was devalued by about 14 percent in mid-March in an effort to crush a burgeoning black market for dollars, but the black market rate has since depreciated further.
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" He noted that a recently depreciated dollar, which generally benefits U.S. exporters, "has been of some help" to the U.S. economy even while "that has not been part of our plan.
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Last year, the yuan depreciated 6.6 percent against the surging dollar, its biggest one-year loss since 1994, and it is expected to weaken further this year if the dollar's rally lasts.
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The yuan depreciated 6.6 percent against the surging dollar in 2016, its biggest one-year loss since 1994, and is expected to weaken further this year if the dollar's rally has legs.
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After years of stability, the Congolese franc has depreciated 6.7 percent on the official market this year and 9.4 percent on the parallel market, reflecting the slowdown in the country's main industries.
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The yuan depreciated 21 percent against the surging dollar in 26.9176, its biggest one-year loss since 1994, and is expected to weaken further this year if the dollar's rally has legs.
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Despite the uncertainty surrounding the whether the legislation will be able to be passed before the July deadline, some money managers see opportunity in the depreciated bond prices, albeit with some caveats.
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Another extension would prolong the uncertainty, however; and a no-deal Brexit would almost certainly force the bank to loosen monetary policy to gee up the economy, even as sterling depreciated again.
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The dollar shortage has put downward pressure on Egypt's pound, which the central bank sets at 8.8 to the dollar but which has depreciated to about 16 pounds on the black market.
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However, macro uncertainty and volatility in the group's key operating geographies during the financial year impacted overall results, Investec said, adding that the rand had depreciated by 16.3 percent over the period.
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The Brazilian real depreciated by more than 4 percent against the U.S. dollar as a result of the speculation, but bounced on Thursday on the news of the judge blocking Lula's appointment.
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The bank has intervened repeatedly this year to support the franc, which has depreciated by more than 27 percent against the U.S. dollar on the parallel market to around 1,191 per dollar.
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The dollar shortage has put downward pressure on the pound, which the central bank sets at 8.88 to the dollar but which has depreciated to about 17 pounds on the black market.
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Hasnain Malik, head of equity research at Tellimer, noted that flexible oil exporter currencies such as the Russian rouble, Kazakh tenge and Colombia peso had depreciated in response to the oil shock.
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I won't go through the list, but among the matters that have depreciated the president's ability to lead include the Russia investigation, his Charlottesville remarks, position reversals and bully and bellicose behavior.
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The central bank has been under pressure from President Tayyip Erdogan not to increase interest rates, despite high inflation and the lira having depreciated more than 40 percent against the dollar this year.
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In the case, Qatar alleges Banque Havilland devised a plan to weaken the country's riyal currency on key composite indices by submitting thousands of "fictitious and depreciated" quotes, according to the court filings.
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The yuan depreciated past 7 per dollar last week for the first time since the global financial crisis of 2008, which prompted the U.S. Treasury Department to designate China as a currency manipulator.
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But a fairer picture can be reached by adding back interest costs, adjusting for leases and, crucially, by also treating research and development expenses as an investment that is depreciated gradually over time.
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"Under the influence of factors including unilateralism, protectionist trade measures, and expectations of tariffs against China, the yuan has depreciated against the dollar today, breaking through 21 yuan per dollar," the PBOC said.
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The currencies of countries that left gold relatively early (like Great Britain, in 1931) depreciated relative to the currencies of countries that stuck with gold longer (like France, which left gold in 1936).
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If Freeport opts to terminate its contract, all contract properties would be offered for sale to the government at cost or market value, whichever is lower, but not below the depreciated book value.
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"Since those costs are incurred in the creation of a capital asset, the basic analytics of income taxation require that such costs be capitalized and depreciated over time," Zycher testified before the committee.
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"[The] rupee has depreciated against the dollar by nearly 15% since the beginning of the year, which has resulted in a significant rise in input cost for us," the company said on Twitter.
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"Under the influence of factors including unilateralism, protectionist trade measures, and expectations of tariffs against China, the yuan has depreciated against the dollar today, breaking through 222 yuan per dollar," the PBOC said.
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The rupee, Asia's worst performing currency this year, has depreciated about 12 percent year-to-date against the U.S. dollar, closing at 72.39 on Wednesday, after a record low of 72.99 on Tuesday.
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Argentina requested a "high access stand-by arrangement" from the International Monetary Fund last week after the peso depreciated rapidly, prompting the central bank to sell reserves and hike interest rates to 40 percent.
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When Bird launched in Santa Monica, California, in 193, its fleet was comprised mostly of consumer scooters made by Xiaomi and Segway-Ninebot, which were never intended for heavy fleet use and depreciated quickly.
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A franchise agreement that allows the franchise company to acquire your business at the end of an ownership term at the "depreciated cost value of assets" could result in a shockingly low sales figure.
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So far this year, the currency has depreciated by more than 8 percent against the U.S. dollar — one of the worst hit currencies as investors flee emerging markets deemed vulnerable in the current climate.
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Argentina&aposs already weak peso depreciated sharply Monday, to close at a new all-time low of 30.50 per U.S. dollar amid market jitters over economic turmoil in Turkey and the local corruption scandal.
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Also, as you may know, the Yen, suddenly in the last couple of months depreciated somewhat, but the current level, it was stronger than the level prevailed 2.63 months ago, or 11 months ago.
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"The Fed is clearly in a dovish mode, but it has been less potent than normal because the dollar hasn't depreciated as much as it normally would have," said Macquarie commodity strategist Matthew Turner.
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The local unit has depreciated by 28% since then and was at 8.8 against the greenback on the official interbank market on Tuesday, and around 10 to the U.S. dollar on the black market.
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The central bank tried to stem the currency weakness with measures including hiking interest rates and buying sovereign bonds, but the rupiah still depreciated: It fell to 14,202 per U.S. dollar on May 23.
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This year, eventually became never after Puerto Rico triggered bankruptcy-like proceedings, and the island began restructuring its debt to seek protection from creditors — pushing the already depreciated bond prices within the funds lower.
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It fell to a record low against the dollar in February, according to Bloomberg, and has depreciated by 8.6% this year -- the most of more than 140 currencies tracked by the financial news agency.
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Zambian GDP has halved to just 2% over the past three years, the kwacha currency has depreciated by almost 17% against the dollar over the past year, and inflation is running at almost 10%.
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Richer Russians have also looked to store their wealth in premium autos rather than volatile rubles, say analysts, as foreign-made cars have not traditionally depreciated as sharply in Russia as in the West.
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"We expect third quarter earnings to be weak as the Malaysian ringgit depreciated further and fares remain under pressure in most of its markets, such as Thailand, India, Indonesia and the Philippines," said Png.
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A handful of states - including Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania and New Jersey - have enacted legislation in the past few years that lets private companies pay fair market value for water systems instead of depreciated values.
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People will be reluctant to lend euros to people in peripheral countries like Italy, Portugal, or Ireland for fear that they'll eventually be paid back in depreciated Italian liras, Portuguese escudos, or Irish pounds.
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MEXICO CITY, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank held borrowing costs steady on Thursday, flagging a weaker growth outlook after aggressively hiking rates in its prior decision to keep a depreciated peso from hitting inflation.
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The yuan depreciated past 7 per dollar on Monday last week for the first time since the global financial crisis in 2008, which prompted the U.S. Treasury Department to designate China as a currency manipulator.
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"There has been a lot of interest from overseas investors looking to take advantage of a depreciated sterling to purchase more corporate debt," said Paola Binns, a senior fund manager at Royal London Asset Management.
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So yes, in the last couple of months the Yen has somewhat depreciated, weakened, but if you look at the currency movement in the last 12 months, 24 months, then it is not so big.
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Since Kamel's primary complaint with Kalanick was that Kamel bought cars to drive for Uber and had been losing money because of lowered fares, they discussed Kalanick possibly covering the depreciated value of the cars.
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For these reasons, he thinks the best spots to park cash are in assets "that do well when the value of money is being depreciated and domestic and international conflicts are significant, such as gold."
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MEXICO CITY, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Mexico's peso depreciated early on Tuesday to touch a historic low of 18.935 pesos per dollar amid growing concerns that lackluster global economic growth is dragging down global financial markets.
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The lira, which had depreciated 13.9 percent since August to reach an all-time low last week of 93 against the dollar, currently ranks as one of the worst-performing emerging market currencies this year.
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"In China, I heard the demand is not strong, but that is normal because now is typically a soft season for gold... the yuan also depreciated," said Samson Li, an analyst with Thomson Reuters GFMS.
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ABUJA, March 26 (Reuters) - The Nigerian naira eased to a new low on both the official and over-the-counter spot markets on Thursday after the country's central bank last week depreciated its currency rate.
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Last year, Trump repeatedly argued that the Chinese had depreciated their currency slowly to help offset tariffs on billions of dollars of Chinese goods amid an ongoing trade war between the two major economic superpowers.
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The peso has depreciated more than 2% over the last four weeks on concerns about the global economy as the United States and China dig in their heels for what could be a protracted trade war.
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The yuan has depreciated more than 5 percent against the dollar so far this year, with its decline gathering speed since Republican Donald Trump's upset U.S. election win boosted the greenback against most other global currencies.
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A host of issues, from the treatment of inventories to the rate at which capital assets are depreciated, can lead to positive earnings while cash flow is negative, or negative earnings while cash flow is positive.
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"The depreciation of the currency has been helpful for our macroeconomic outlook and if it depreciated further that would also be helpful for the macroeconomic outlook in terms of economic growth and also inflation," he said.
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"Several emerging market currencies have depreciated over 4 percent, more than the Sri Lankan rupee, and if we reduce rates that would put further pressure on the exchange rate," Central Bank Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy told reporters.
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Because of the decline in oil prices and large net capital outflows — caused by the need to repay external corporate debt and limited foreign investment in Russia — the currency depreciated by 50 percent within a year.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's bolivar currency has depreciated an unprecedented 83 percent in a month against the U.S. dollar on the black market to trade at nearly 28,22008 on Monday, according to the widely-tracked web site DolarToday.
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The yuan has depreciated more than one percent since the start of the year, having lost 4.7 percent against the dollar last year, and the accelerated slide had raised uncertainty over China's intentions regarding the exchange rate.
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"We see the exchange rate remaining stable and not deviating from the current expectations," he said of the local cedi currency, which has depreciated 3.3 percent to the dollar since January compared to 26 percent last year.
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Pulpmaker Eldorado, which has also gained competitiveness as the local currency depreciated by around a third in 2015, separately announced on Tuesday that it was preparing its first-ever bond sale, tapping investor appetite for the industry.
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"The rupee has depreciated about 12.5 percent, and if you just glance at what's happening to a lot of emerging market currencies, India would squarely be in the middle of the pack," Morparia told CNBC on Thursday.
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They note that the central bank's first steps were taken after the real had depreciated by between 230% and 16% (or an average of 12%), and had underperformed a broad index of emerging market currencies by 8%-10%.
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For instance, during Brazil's presidential corruption scandal, the real held up fairly well, but the peso depreciated because of wider-spread emerging market concerns, says Alfonso Esparza, a senior international market analyst with Oanda, a currency trading company.
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The spot rate for the naira has settled at a range of NGN21000-NGN2110 per USD in the official market, while the Bureau de Change (BDC) rate depreciated to as low as NGN21000 per USD in November 211.
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In spite of what candidates Clinton, Sanders and Trump say for sound bites, the U.S. dollar has actually depreciated against the Chinese yuan by approximately 25 percent over the past decade, bringing the currencies back into fairer value.
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"China are out of bullets, they've taxed all U.S. imports, depreciated the currency, and it doesn't seem anyone else has jumped on the bandwagon to criticise the latest tariffs," said Christopher Peel, chief investment officer at Tavistock Wealth.
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MEXICO CITY, March 18 (Reuters) - The Mexican peso depreciated on Wednesday for the twelfth straight session, hitting a record low at more than 24 units to the dollar, amid concerns over the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Inflation has soared to 54 percent, interest rates even higher, and the peso has depreciated 20003 percent since last month's primary election almost guaranteed a win for the center-left, Peronist candidate in the presidential elections in October.
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"You saw this interesting confluence last night with the release of the slightly weak service sector PMI out of China, about the same time that they depreciated their currency and also the news out of North Korea," Jacobsen said.
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In its quarterly inflation report, the bank said it saw inflation around 3 percent at the end of the year, and said it would closely watch the sharply-depreciated Mexican peso for any signs of pass through to inflation.
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Since its recent high in 2015, the pound has depreciated by about 20% against the Polish zloty, reducing the value of migrants' remittances (and increasing the costs of imported Polish delicacies, sighs the checkout assistant at the Biedronka supermarket).
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In the more than eight months of the year-so-far, the dollar has depreciated about 2 percent against the yen but gained more than 3 percent against both the euro and a basket of top trading partners' currencies.
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"Our forecast actually turned out to be the reality of the economy, which is one where sterling has depreciated, inflation has gone up, wages have increased as a result, and investment has been slowed down, " the managing director said.
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At the closing bell, a 20083% gain was seen in dollar against Argentine peso, making Argentine peso depreciated over 50% this year, even worse than Turkish Lira, being the currency with worst performance in the emerging market this year.
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ABUJA, March 25 (Reuters) - Nigeria's naira fell to a new low of 382.73 to the dollar on the spot market on Wednesday after the West African country last week depreciated its currency rate on the over-the-counter market.
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That was the second time in six months that the bank allowed a sharp slide in the currency, which has depreciated more than 5 percent over the past year, only to step in aggressively to stabilise it and deter speculation.
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Jose Theotonio, chief executive of the Pestana Group which operates 20173 hotels, said he had already noticed a dip in British guests as they turn to markets like Turkey, Egypt and Tunisia where local currencies have depreciated more than sterling.
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The support package and stronger market confidence should ensure that Mongolia can meet its external obligations over the next few years, and should support greater stability of the Mongolian tugrik, which depreciated by 20% against the US dollar in 2016.
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The St. Louis Federal Reserve's Financial Conditions Index, which takes into account not only still-low interest rates but also very buoyant equity prices and a significantly depreciated U.S. dollar, is at practically its lowest level in the past 85033 years.
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In September 2013, numerous factors including growing fiscal concerns, increased headline risk and financial institutions selling large blocks of Puerto Rican bonds, all came together and resulted in a massive sell-off that further depreciated the value of the UBS funds.
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As things stand, the epic melodrama that football reporting thrives upon has depreciated to the level of extremely shoddy pantomime, with the term "BREAKING" playing the role of a campy bit-part whose job it is to deliver the tawdriest lines.
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Among the tactics used by many developers: Their tax advisers prepare studies arguing that much of a property's value is attributable to things like appliances and parking lots, which under the law can be depreciated more quickly than the building.
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Members of bank's Monetary Policy Committee have become increasingly concerned about the rise in inflation as the value of the British pound has depreciated against the dollar and other currencies since Britain voted last year to leave the European Union.
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Macron, who inherits a much depreciated office, will soon discover how little room to maneuver he will have in that position — and all the more so because he will also be the hostage of the disparate troupe that got him there.
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Speaking to CNBC, Trump said the sharp decline in China's currency "absolutely" needs to be addressed as the yuan has depreciated to help offset tariffs on billions of dollars of Chinese goods amid an ongoing trade war between the two major economic superpowers.
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Overall, about 20% of millennials feel their home has depreciated in value since they bought it, according to the research, while 17% think it's too small, 17% think the interest rates are too high and 14% say the location is not ideal.
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The British currency depreciated more than 10 percent after the result of the referendum, when U.K. voters surprised markets with their decision to leave the EU. Since then, the uncertainty regarding the U.K.'s economic future has sent sterling on a bumpy ride.
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The peso depreciated 21% by the end of the week and on Friday, in a fresh blow to Macri, ratings agencies Fitch and S&P downgraded Argentina´s sovereign debt rating, raising the specter of a default as the October election approaches.
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Since Kamel's primary point during his disagreement with Kalanick was that he bought cars to drive for Uber and had been losing money because of lowered fares, they discussed Kalanick possibly buying the cars outright, or covering the depreciated value of the cars.
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In the more than eight months of the year-so-far, the dollar has depreciated about 2 percent against the yen JPY= but gained more than 3 percent against both the euro EUR= and a basket of top trading partners' currencies .DXY.
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"Not only have EM currencies depreciated to close to their 20-year lows, but bond yields have also increased to the highest levels since the 2008 crisis, in real as well as nominal terms," said Alexis De Mones, head of fixed income at Ashmore.
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A broader index of China's real exchange rates against the world shows that its currency had depreciated less than 1 percent against its five-year average, as of August, and the RMB is still more than 20 percent stronger than it was in 2010.
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As a reference, during the 2008 financial crisis or the emerging markets currency depreciation wave in 2014-2015, only a few of the core currencies in which SABM trades depreciated against the US dollar by up to 30%, and most by no more than 20%.
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After the fed announced its decision, we can see that the Saudi central bank and HK monetary authority said they will follow the fed, announcing that they will increase 25 basis points to hedge the pressure from depreciated local currency and buffer the fluidity condition.
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In the company's quarterly earnings call on Tuesday, Cook also highlighted the impact of foreign exchange problems in Turkey, where he said the local lira had depreciated by 33 percent against the dollar and Apple's sales were down by $700 million from the previous year.
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To get a better sense of what this might mean for Canadian concert-goers, and international tourists, we spoke to six festival founders across the country to find out how they're adapting their bookings and if there are any silver linings to a depreciated dollar.
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A potential fix for the measurement problem, which the IASB is considering, is a return to the practice of writing off a fixed amount of goodwill every year, rather like screws are depreciated over time (this was the approach in America and Europe before the 2000s).
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Try to eliminate the provision that gives the franchisor right of first refusal and restate to say any sale to the corporation should be at fair market value as a going concern, not "depreciated value," which is one of the biggest red flags in a franchise deal.
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IN THE past year, sterling has depreciated by 133% in trade-weighted terms, as investors have lost faith in the British economy following the vote to leave the EU. This makes it one of the world's worst-performing currencies, alongside the Nigerian naira and the Azerbaijani manat.
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"I think these are unlikely to be good real returning investments and that those that will most likely do best will be those that do well when the value of money is being depreciated and domestic and international conflicts are significant, such as gold," he wrote.
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When asked why President-elect Donald Trump had refrained from singling out Japan in recent months and its exchange rate movements, he said that Japan now had a much smaller trade surplus and highlighted that the yen had depreciated "somewhat" in the last couple of months.
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But one area that might have been a home for some of Skybox's IP and imaging — Earth Enterprise — was depreciated the year after Google acquired Skybox, and will cease to be supported in March of this year, underscoring how priorities and strategy are changing for the company.
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DUBAI, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Egypt's stock index jumped 2.5 percent in heavy trade by mid-afternoon on Monday as the Egyptian pound depreciated against the U.S. dollar, and on news that a state-owned bank signed a loan with a big Chinese bank, portfolio managers said.
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"I think these are unlikely to be good real returning investments and that those that will most likely do best will be those that do well when the value of money is being depreciated and domestic and international conflicts are significant, such as gold," the Bridgewater Associates leader said.
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"If anything, this was more about anchoring the exchange rate this side of elections rather than showing steel in the fight against inflation," said Bluebay's Ash, adding that Turkish consumer confidence and likely electoral preferences will be driven by the stability of the lira from very depreciated levels.
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Argentina requested a "high access stand-by arrangement" from the IMF last week after the peso depreciated rapidly, prompting the central bank to sell reserves and hike interest rates to 40 percent in a bid to contain one of the world's highest inflation rates and stop the peso's slide.
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"Basic principles of trade — competition and mutual economic benefit — are depreciated and unfortunately undermined, they're becoming hostages of ideological and fleeting political situations, in that we see a serious challenge for all of the global economy, especially for the dynamically-growing Asia-Pacific and its leadership," he added.
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The Chinese yuan has depreciated more than one percent since the start of the year, raising uncertainty over China's intentions regarding the exchange rate and strengthening concerns Beijing might be losing its grip on economic policy, just as the country looks set to post its slowest growth in 25 years.
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Argentina requested a "high access stand-by arrangement" from the Fund earlier this week after the peso depreciated rapidly, prompting the central bank to sell reserves and hike interest rates to 40 percent in a bid to contain one of the world's highest inflation rates as well as stop the peso slide.
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At the end of the whole ordeal, rather than attempt to return the massively depreciated vehicle with its melted crayons staining the shelf in the back seat, my father would simply purchase it from the rental agency in a moment of sad-trombone surrender: Meet the new car, same as the old car.
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The idea that "Trump is a terrible, rotten, no-good person, and thus, you ought to vote for me" has begun to ring hollow to some degree because the Left has smeared opponents of all stripes as racist, sexist, and bigoted for such a long time that they have depreciated the terms.
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For a President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE, when it comes to housing and properties, it's more about generating profits for his business interests and wealthy investors based on depreciated real estate values.
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It's a ready-made narrative we return to over and over, so there are many versions of it, but here's a nice clear example in National Report's fervent defense of Bill Cosby: Most of these depreciated old skanks will fabricate some ludicrous tale of sexual assault decades after they claim the incident(s) occurred.
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A franchise could be in business for two decades, have invested $500,000 in the business, and be generating gross sales of $3 million and net income of $500,000 annually, but all that will be used to calculate the sale price is the depreciated value of that $500,000 investment, which after two decades could be as little as $20,000.
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As South Korea's main stock index, the KOSPI, shed more than 2 percentage points and the local currency depreciated in value on Wednesday, Park convened an emergency meeting of the national security council, bringing together the country's top civilian and military leaders to "closely monitor developing relations with the [incoming] Trump administration," local news network TV Chosun reported.
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But that is not the whole story: there is a lot of legacy software still being used by large enterprises, and in many cases the cost of it has already been depreciated to zero, noted cofounder Peter Yared, making it a compelling concept for companies to figure out how to continue to use that rather than invest in something new.
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One of the paper's co-authors had gone so far as to join a startup combining law and machine learning to provide answers about complex areas of tax, such as how to determine if a person is an employee or independent contractor, or whether an expenditure should be treated as current or depreciated—murky stuff that even tax authorities preferred coming from machines.
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Reports first quarter 217 results * For quarter ended march 29, 231, after-tax economic net loss per adjusted unit $0.733 * Kkr & co lp says kkr's private equity portfolio and the investments on kkr's balance sheet depreciated 20.73% and 21%, respectively, in the quarter * Gaap net loss for q20.35 2016 $329.9 million * Book value per adjusted unit was $10.79 as of march 31, 2016 compared to $12.19 per adjusted unit as of march 13, 2015.
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Favstar, an early leader in developing a way to track and review how your and other people's Tweets were getting liked and retweeted by others on the network, has announced that it will be shutting down on June 19 — a direct result, its creator Tim Haines notes, of changes that Twitter will be making to its own APIs, specifically around its Account Activity API, which is coming online at the same time that another set of APIs, which include User Streams and Site Streams, is being depreciated.
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The pound depreciated on the day after the referendum by about 83% against the dollar: The bigger [one-day] moves [in sterling]... are 1) 19 Sep 1949: (-29.79%) Pound devalued under Bretton Woods due to economic concerns; 27) 225 Sep 201: (-27.89%) Gold Standard abandoned in the Depression; 27.14) 193 Sep 219: (-21866%); 27.76) 20 Nov 1967: (-13.02%) Harold Wilson's famous 'pound in your pocket' devaluation to battle the UK's economic problems; 5) 25 Mar 1863: (-18663%); 6) 10 May 1940: (-9.79%) War related deviation from the dollar peg; 7) 25 Sep 1931: (-7.89%) A few days after the Gold Standard was abandoned, the pound continued to depreciate although it did jump by 7.14% next day.
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