managed currency
ˈmænɪdʒd ˈkɜːrənsi
managed currencies
Definition

Definition of managed currency - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

government controlTECH.currency controlled by government for stabilityTECH.
  • The country adopted a managed currency to stabilize its economy.

Adjective

government controlTECH.regulated by government in terms of circulation or exchange rateTECH.
  • The managed currency system helped stabilize the economy.
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Expressions with managed

well-managedadj.
handled with skill and care
The well-managed team achieved all its goals.
self-managedadj.
controlled or organized by the people involved themselves
The company has a self-managed work group.
managed assetsn.
investments handled by a professional who makes decisions for clients
The fund's managed assets grew rapidly after several strong quarters.
managed bondsn.
investment in bonds managed by a professional
Managed bonds offer diversified investment opportunities.
managed economyn.
economy where government controls resources and prices
In a managed economy, the state sets fuel prices.
managed forestn.
forest with planned interventions to maintain health and productivity
A managed forest often undergoes controlled burns to prevent wildfires.

Expressions with currency

gain currencyv.
increase in prevalence or usage
The term gained currency in the media.
key currencyn.
currency widely used in global trade
The US dollar is a key currency in international markets.
soft currencyn.
currency not stable or reliable internationally
The country's soft currency deterred foreign investors.
have wide currencyv.
be widely accepted or used by many people
The term has wide currency among young people.
currency exchangen.
process of converting one currency into another
Currency exchange rates can fluctuate daily.
foreign currencyn.
money used in a country other than one's own
He exchanged his dollars for foreign currency before his trip.
paper currencyn.
money in the form of printed paper
She paid with paper currency at the market.
currency symboln.
written sign that represents a particular type of money
The dollar currency symbol is written as a simple $ sign.
common currencyn.
widespread idea or practice
Recycling has become common currency in many communities.
in local currencyadj.
expressed using the money unit of the country where it is used
The report shows sales in local currency, not in US dollars.

Terms related to managed currency

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currentmanagemanagementmanagercontroleconomyexchangefinancegovernmentinflationmonetarypolicy

Examples of managed currency in a sentence

  • Experts debated the benefits of a managed currency system.
  • The managed currency approach was adopted to control inflation.
  • Countries with managed currency systems often have stable exchange rates.

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  1. French:monnaie contrôlée, monnaie régulée, ...
  2. German:gelenkte Währung, verwaltet, ...
  3. Italian:valuta gestita, gestita, ...
  4. Spanish:moneda controlada, gestionado, ...
  5. Portuguese:moeda controlada, moeda gerida, ...
  6. Chinese:稳定货币, 管制的, ...
  7. Japanese:管理通貨, ...
  8. Arabic:عملة مدارة, مُدار, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַטְבֵּעַ מְנֹהָל, מְנֻהָל, ...
  10. Russian:управляемая валюта, регулируемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:керована валюта, регульована валюта, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रबंधित मुद्रा, ...

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