Übersetzung für 'fixed exchange rates' von Englisch nach Deutsch

fixed exchange rates

feste Wechselkurse {pl}

fixierte Wechselkurse {pl}

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fixed forward rates

feste Terminsätze {pl}

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pegged exchange rates

fixe Wechselkurse {pl}curr.

rates of exchange

Umrechnungs­kurse {pl}

flexible exchange rates

flexible Wechselkurse {pl}

foreign exchange rates

Wechselkurse {pl}fin.

spread of exchange rates

Bandbreite {f} der Wechselkursefin.

table of exchange rates

Devisenkurstabelle {f}fin.

fixed exchange

fester Umtauschsatz {m}

fixed exchange rate

fixer Wechselkurs {m}econ.

fester Wechselkurs {m}

fixed exchange rate system

festes Devisenumrechnungs­system {n}

fixed-time artificial insemination <fixed TAI>

terminorientierte Besamung {f}VetMed.

rates

Sätze {pl} [z. B. Zins, Diskont]fin.

Raten {pl}

Anteile {pl}

cut rates

reduzierte Sätze {pl}fin.

advertising rates

Anzeigenpreise {pl}

wage rates

Lohntarife {pl}

mortgage rates

Hypothekenzinsen {pl}

piece rates {pl}

Leistungs­lohn {m} [Geldakkord]econ.jobs

• This replaces past practices under a gold standard where the main concern is the gold equivalent of the local currency, or under a gold exchange standard where the concern is fixing the exchange rate versus another gold-convertible currency (previously practiced worldwide under the Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944 via fixed exchange rates to the U.S. ...
• It had fixed exchange rates with the Canadian dollar.
• That is one reason why floating exchange rates may be superior to fixed exchange rates.
• The union provided fixed exchange-rates and stability in monetary terms, but the member-countries continued to issue their own separate currencies.
• Some economists believe that in most circumstances, floating exchange rates are preferable to fixed exchange rates.

• Where fixed exchange rates are imposed, higher inflation in one economy than another will cause the first economy's exports to become more expensive and affect the balance of trade.
• Central banks were found to pursue other objectives other than fixed exchange rates to gold (like e.g. ...
• On 15 August 1971, President Richard Nixon abandoned both the gold standard and the system of fixed exchange rates.
• The International Monetary Fund, founded to maintain fixed exchange rates for developed countries, transitioned to funding developing countries in the 1970s.
• 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.

• The gold standard maintained fixed exchange rates that were seen as desirable because they reduced the risk when trading with other countries.