denominated in foreign currency

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用外国货币标价

经济



双语例句

  1. Second, the prospect of allocating to an investment denominated in a foreign currency when the local currency is expected to continue to strengthen is less than compelling.
    其次,在本币将持续升值的情况下,将资金分配到以外币为主的投资中,一点也不具有说服力。
  2. In countries that are frequent offenders, including those in Latin America, foreign creditors have in the past demanded that government debt be denominated in a foreign currency.
    在包括拉丁美洲国家这样经常出问题的国家里,国外债权人过去的做法是要求政府债券以外币标价。
  3. The airlines are also benefiting this year from a rise in the renminbi, which lowers their repayments on debt used to buy aircraft, which is almost all denominated in foreign currency.
    今年,人民币的升值也让航空公司受益匪浅:航空公司因购买飞机而背负的债务几乎全部是以外币计价的,人民币升值降低了其偿付成本。
  4. Capital controls on the mainland mandate that these private loans are denominated in foreign currency and reside offshore.
    中国大陆的资本控制决定了此类交易需以外币进行,并在海外完成。
  5. A bank loan taken out at a floating interest rate, or denominated in foreign currency, exposes the borrower to additional risks beyond his control.
    按照浮动利率借出的或者以外币标价的一笔银行贷款使借贷者承受超出其控制力的额外风险。