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In terms of foreign exchange, particularly of sovereign debt, inflation corresponds to currency devaluation.
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It is being driven by price moves and currency devaluation.
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It had been expected that the introduction of current account convertibility and foreign trade liberalization would force a currency devaluation that would support export-led growth.
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Then again, it's hard not to sound alarming as looming inflation and currency devaluation have investors wondering how to protect the value of their portfolios.
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But it also benefits somewhat from fears about currency devaluation and financial instability.
moneyweek.com
When it comes to currency devaluation, the analysis is not that simple, however.
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The first was the 50% currency devaluation in 1978, despite the strong current account.
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Today, global risks for investors include currency devaluation, sovereign debt defaults, bond market collapses and stock market losses, all underpinned by ever-increasing government debt.
www.marketoracle.co.uk
I'm much more fearful of currency devaluation that the market is, in other words.
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Traditional macroeconomics predicts that persistent double deficits will lead to currency devaluation/depreciation that can be severe and sudden.
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