Synonyms for foreign exchange
for·eign ex·change

Princeton's WordNet

1. foreign exchangenoun

   the system by which one currency is exchanged for another; enables international transactions to take place

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1. • Exchange

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1. President Muhammadu Buhari:

   There has been a sharp decline in foreign exchange earnings. The executive is not responsible for monetary policy but we have made the point clearly that demand management will not take us out of the woods.

2. Istiaque Ahmad:

   Jalalabad is a very important field and plays a crucial role in ensuring the overall gas supply in Bangladesh, had there been no indigenous gas in the country, we would have been compelled to spend an enormous amount of foreign exchange on imported fuel oil and gas.

3. Muda Yusuf:

   The fact that the CBN has been allowed to take steps that look more like fiscal policy decisions is a source of major concern, the president doesn't seem to appreciate the enormity of the disruption that the CBN policy on foreign exchange is causing in the economy.

4. Ayesha Ijaz Khan:

   Unless we get loans from friendly countries or the IMF, we actually won't have in another two or three months enough foreign exchange to service our debts or to pay for our imports. So we're desperate at the moment.

5. Michael Rubin:

   Whenever theres a discrepancy between official rates and black market rates, corruption thrives. By manipulating foreign exchange, the Iranian central bank can divert the difference in rates to fund other projects, put another way, if foreign companies and correspondent banks pay the official exchange rate in their business with Iran, they will be paying six times as much in dollars. Literally, that means more than 83 percent could go to the Revolutionary Guards, while only 17 percent goes to legitimate purposes.