exchanges <an exchange; exchanges> N
- exchanges
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bilateral exchanges ECON
- bilateral exchanges
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commercial exchanges ECON
- commercial exchanges
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foreign exchanges requirement ECON
- foreign exchanges requirement
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foreign exchanges requirements ECON
- foreign exchanges requirements
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exchange VB (relations)
exchange N (relations)
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Currency board arrangements are the most widespread means of fixed exchange rates.
en.wikipedia.org A deadly exchange of medium-range rockets became the principal form of combat, embittering the urban population, and adding to the obstacles that prevented millions of refugees from returning.
en.wikipedia.org Because currencies tend to move in small increments, foreign exchange traders use leverage, or borrowing, to accentuate their profits.
www.abc.net.au That means sophisticated banks are giving investors the opportunity to make risk-free arbitrage profits, which can not happen on an exchange.
www.afr.com Faithful ask for that handkerchief in exchange for a new one they bring themselves or buy on the spot.
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