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

Matched Categories

1. • Exchange

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1. Yannos Papantoniou:

   For us, shipping is a desperately needed source of foreign income, which addresses the country's fundamental weakness which is the lack of foreign exchange.

2. Li Huiyong:

   The sharp fall in foreign exchange reserves indicates increased pressure on capital outflows.

3. Alejandro Diaz de Leon:

   To the extent that there may be episodes in which liquidity is compromised and the market is very thin, at that moment the foreign exchange commission may review that situation.

4. Ivis Fernndez:

   In the middle of the hardening of the blockade on Cuba, the activation of Title III of Helms-Burton by the president of the United States, were assuming responsibility for injecting foreign exchange and developing the economy.

5. Martin Sutherland:

   At the moment, we are suffering with movement in the foreign exchange between the euro and sterling, which gives our European competitors a price advantage over us. That is putting a little bit of pressure on our profits in the short term.