devaluation

diˌvæljuˈeɪʃən
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Translation of devaluation from English into Spanish

Noun

1.

economic value

the reduction of something's value or worth
  • The devaluation of the painting surprised everyone.La devaluación de la pintura sorprendió a todos.
2.

business

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intentional lowering of a currency's value
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  • The government announced a devaluation of the national currency.El gobierno anunció una devaluación de la moneda nacional.
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Expressions with devaluation: examples in English and translations in Spanish

devaluación de la moneda
The sudden currency devaluation made imported goods much more expensive.
alarma de devaluación
temor a la devaluación
The country faced a devaluation scare after the political crisis.
devaluación progresiva
devaluación gradual
The country experienced a creep devaluation of its currency.

Synonyms and analogies of devaluation in English

Examples of devaluation in a sentence

  • There was a noticeable devaluation of his reputation.
  • Experts debated the effects of devaluation.
  • Devaluation can boost exports temporarily.

Translations of "devaluation" in Context ordered by category and frequency

Noun
devaluaciónnf.

The unexpected devaluation prompted a rapid flight of capital to safer currencies.

La devaluación inesperada provocó una rápida fuga de capitales hacia monedas más seguras.

Everyone says that devaluation has a positive effect on the economy.

Todos dicen que la devaluación tiene un efecto positivo en la economía.

desvalorizaciónnf.

Depreciation of the dollar would lead to devaluation of their own official reserves.

Una depreciación del dólar conllevaría la desvalorización de sus propias reservas oficiales.

The current devaluation of the teaching profession contrasts with its extraordinary social relevance.

La desvalorización actual de la labor docente contrasta con su extraordinaria relevancia social.

depreciaciónnf.

The fruits are not infected but suffering with a significant devaluation.

Los frutos no están infectados, pero sufren una depreciación importante.

In other words, Bulgarian importers as well as exporters all stand to lose from the devaluation of the euro.

De la depreciación del euro no ganan ni los importadores ni los exportadores búlgaros.

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Other translations for devaluation:

  • desvaloraciónnf.

devaluation: Examples and translations in context

And today is all he has to carry out his devaluation.

Y hoy es lo único que tiene para hacer su devaluación igual.

A skyrocketing debt, multiple wars and a significant dollar devaluation...

La deuda disparada, múltiples guerras y una devaluación grave del dólar...

The surprising devaluation was the signal that investors had to flee.

La sorprendente devaluación fue la señal de que los inversores debían huir.

Abandoning the link to achieve competitive devaluation was not the answer.

El abandono del vínculo para conseguir una devaluación competitiva no es la respuesta.

In times of economic crisis, a national currency may face severe devaluation.

En tiempos de crisis económica, una moneda nacional puede enfrentar una severa devaluación.

The peso has suffered a significant devaluation, although inflation has decreased.

El peso ha sufrido una fuerte devaluación aunque la inflación ha disminuido.

But, the devaluation was much less important than is widely assumed.

Pero la devaluación fue mucho menos importante de lo que comúnmente se cree.

The process of capital devaluation is not over yet.

El proceso de desvalorización de los capitales no ha concluido aún.

See also:

currency devaluation
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