Average realized potash price fell roughly 28% year over year in the third quarter on competitive pressure and cautious buyer behavior. Pricing pressure was also witnessed across nitrogen and phosphate units. Potash Corp. is also seeing somewhat weak …

The first reason is that Spain has achieved the heroic task of closing a current account gap of 11% in five years without devaluation, making its economy less dependent on foreign inflows. The second reason is that, thanks to some structural reforms …

Therefore, the idea that currency devaluation will boost Scottish exports fails to stand. The argument that Scotland would not be able to finance the stock of debt it assumes from the rest of the UK by gaining … To sum up, Scotland's business cycle …

Scaling up operations and inviting weak foreign direct investment in the textile sector is essential to gain a sustained competitive edge, he said. Sunil Goenka … Texport Syndicate's "exports have risen 30% due to devaluation of the Indian rupee," he …

Further, low rainfall impacts the company's electricity generation capacity while denomination of a portion of loans and financings in foreign currency raises risks of higher financial expenses in the event of devaluation of the Brazilian currency …

Hormigos says exports should continue to be strong for two or three years, as gains have not been derived from currency devaluation, but from lower production costs and higher productivity. Investors could do well to keep an eye on this group of …

He also stated that the RBA is willing to directly intervene if necessary to bring down rates and make the dollar more competitive in a world motivated by currency devaluation. Read: Why Guru ETFs Beat Human Gurus. The Australian economy relies heavily …

suntimes. No, the Chicago Sun-Times earned national attention because their actions became a symbol for the endemic devaluation of the contributions of staff photographers in print journalism. Onlookers responded with outrage when the Sun-Times …

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's conservative government refers to the process as an "internal devaluation" necessary to regain competitiveness. Previously, "whenever there was an imbalance it was always fixed by devaluing the peseta," said Ignacio de la …