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...ndi's primary exports are [[coffee]] and [[tea]], which account for 90% of foreign exchange earnings, though exports are a relatively small share of GDP. The primary e ...ted by a more independent [[central bank ]]in the context of a liberalized foreign exchange regime, prudent fiscal policy with poverty-focused expenditure priorities,

The pound is now freely bought and sold on the [[foreign exchange market]]s around the world, and its value relative to other currencies ther

...nt bonds, was the government's fiscal agent, and dealt in gold bullion and foreign exchange. The First Bank was also competing with private state banks, making them re

...gnatory nations had maintained strict control over their nationals’ use of foreign exchange and upon their dealings in international financial assets. But in 1971 the ...r or the euro. The adoption of a fixed rate requires intervention in the [[foreign exchange]] market by the country’s central bank, and is usually accompanied by a d

...gnatory nations had maintained strict control over their nationals’ use of foreign exchange and upon their dealings in international financial assets. But in 1971 the ...the [[euro]]. The adoption of a fixed rate requires intervention in the [[foreign exchange]] market by the country’s central bank, and is usually accompanied by a d

...e associated increases in its [[money supply]] were causing concern in the foreign exchange markets that prompted a persistent decline in the value of the pound. The [

In 2008, minerals overtook coffee and tea as Rwanda's primary foreign exchange earner.

====The foreign exchange market==== ...times act to [[Sterilisation, monetary|sterilise]] the domestic effects of foreign exchange movements).

...ss), presidential elections and in economic forecasting such as predicting foreign exchange rates or predicting the macroeconomic effect of monetary policies.''

...tractive and the pound sterling more attractive to investors, drove up the foreign exchange value of the British currency and facilitated Britain's return to the gold

...ss), presidential elections and in economic forecasting such as predicting foreign exchange rates or predicting the macroeconomic effect of monetary policies.'' *''Forecasting Foreign Exchange Rates: An Expert Judgement Approach,'' Thomas L. Saaty, A. Blair, R. Nachtm

...s VMS to manage its anchovy fishery. For Peru fishing is a prime source of foreign exchange, second only to mining. Over 1000 fishing vessels are tracked in Peruvian w

...c reforms and reduced government controls on foreign trade and investment. Foreign exchange reserves have risen from US$5.8 billion in March 1991 to US$177 billion in

...situation was sometimes exacerbated by the operation of [[Foreign Exchange|foreign exchange]] policies. Opposition to those policy actions came from economists of the

...situation was sometimes exacerbated by the operation of [[Foreign Exchange|foreign exchange]] policies. Opposition to those policy actions came from economists of the

...from Sri Lankans employed abroad have contributed a large share towards [[foreign exchange]].

...rench.</ref>'''—the nearly simultaneous purchase and sale of securities or foreign exchange in different markets to order to profit from price discrepancies''