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appreciation

[uh-pree-shee-ey-shuhn] / əˌpri ʃiˈeɪ ʃən /




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Analysts say policymakers are worried that the yuan’s appreciation could hurt Chinese exporters’ global competitiveness that helped the country’s trade surplus cross the $1 trillion threshold last year despite heightened trade frictions with the U.S.

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At Burns’s swearing-in in 1970, Nixon quipped that the audience’s applause was “a standing vote of appreciation in advance for lower interest rates and more money.”

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However, the market will be looking for any signs of renewed low inflationary pressures given the Swiss franc’s recent appreciation.

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The acquisition comes as asset managers increase their bets in the booming sports industry, a category KKR said was “characterized by historical and expected long-term value appreciation and growing global demand.”

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“Investors’ caution about yen appreciation could diminish if authorities remain sidelined against current yen weakness, or if concerns over fiscal expansion intensify,” Maruyama says in a note.

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