Synonyms for devaluation
diˌvæl yuˈeɪ ʃənde·val·u·a·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. devaluationnoun

   an official lowering of a nation's currency; a decrease in the value of a country's currency relative to that of foreign countries

2. devaluationnoun

   the reduction of something's value or worth

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1. • Decrease
   • Regulation

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1. List of paraphrases for "devaluation":

   depreciation, devaluing, undervaluing, downgrading, worthlessness

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1. New Zealand Governor Graeme Wheeler:

   If China had a very significant and prolonged devaluation, it would in essence spread deflation around the world.

2. Stefan Ljubisavljevic:

   Their main aim is to get the domestic coal industry on surer footing in the first instance, but if they manage to go some way towards doing that and exports are viable following currency devaluation, then it (exports) certainly looks much more likely than it did a week ago.

3. Scott Minerd:

   The ongoing market turmoil puts further rate hikes by the Federal Reserve on hold and increases pressure on China to make radical adjustments, such as a rapid devaluation of the yuan to spur growth in domestic export industries, while these policy moves are likely to cause violent swings in prices for risk assets, it could accelerate global rebalancing, allowing growth to stabilize while buying more time for an orderly restructuring of global debts.

4. Goldman Sachs:

   The CNY (yuan) devaluation has been important for commodity markets and we believe it signals that global macro conditions have changed, even China has now joined the negative feedback loop that is running between commodity deflation, growth and deleveraging trends... (and) we believe the net commodity market effects are bearish.

5. Daniel Scioli:

   Mauricio Macri policies are a danger for our society, who would pay the price of the fiscal adjustment that would come from the sharp currency devaluation Mauricio Macri wants ?