Übersetzung für 'foreign currency order' von Englisch nach Deutsch

foreign currency order

Auslandspostanweisung {f}fin.

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foreign currency

Devisen {pl}curr.fin.

ausländisches Geld {n}curr.fin.

ausländische Währung {f}curr.fin.

Fremdwährung {f}curr.fin.

Valuta {f}curr.fin.

Werbung

foreign currency reserves

Devisenreserven {pl}

foreign currency holdings­

Devisenbestände {pl}fin.

foreign currency earner

Devisenbringer {m}

foreign currency reserves {pl}

Devisenschatz {m} [ugs.]fin.

foreign currency transfer

Auslandsüberweisung {f}

to convert foreign currency

Devisen umtauschen

foreign currency bill

Fremdwährungs­wechsel {m}

foreign currency transactions

Fremdwährungs­geschäfte {pl}fin.

foreign currency coffer

Devisenkasse {f}

foreign currency debt

Fremdwährungs­schuld {f}acc.fin.

foreign currency deposit

Einlage {f} in Fremdwährung

foreign currency trader

Devisenhändler {m}fin.jobs

foreign currency document

Fremdwährungs­beleg {m}fin.

foreign currency account

Konto {n} in ausländischer Währung

foreign currency loan

Fremdwährungs­kredit {m}fin.

• Even if the goods are not perceived to be undesirable, states will still seek to document and regulate the cross-border trade in order to collect tariffs and benefit from foreign currency exchange revenues.
• In order to calculate the Big Mac index, the price of a Big Mac in a foreign country (in the foreign country’s currency) is divided by the price of Big Mac in a base country (in the base country’s currency).
• In order to secure the credibility of the kroon, the Bank of Estonia exchanged kroon for foreign currency.
• In 2005, it disbursed over $10 billion and purchased over $3 billion in foreign currency.
• On 5 February 2003, the government created CADIVI, a currency control board charged with handling foreign exchange procedures.

• American-issued dollars and cents remained less common in circulation than Spanish dollars and reales (1/8th dollar) for the next six decades until foreign currency was demonetized in 1857.
• Fixed exchange rates are usually maintained by a combination of legally enforced capital controls and the central bank standing ready to purchase or sell domestic currency in exchange for foreign currency.
• Pakistani postage stamps were rubber-stamped and used all over Bangladesh until 30 March 1973, but Bangladesh Bank or the Ministry of Finance never issued an order to overprint or rubber-stamp Pakistani currency.
• ParFX, a London foreign exchange market that began trading in 2013, imposes brief random delays on all incoming orders; other currency exchanges are reportedly experimenting with the technique.
• To India, which was very short of hard currency, Kaifu pledged a new concessional loan of ¥100 billion (about US$650 million) for the coming year.

• Yet, the currency has experienced several periods of devaluation.
• in a currency which is different from their actual currency.
• He proposed a global bank that would issue its own currency – the bancor – which was exchangeable with national currencies at fixed rates of exchange and would become the unit of account between nations, which means it would be used to measure a country's trade deficit or trade surplus.
• dollar was made legal tender to encourage much-needed hard currency to enter the economy, and the Cuban peso lost much of its value with its free market exchange rate plunging to as low as 125 CUP/USD.