A deep recession, wage cuts and ample spare capacity combine to exert downward pressure on prices, setting in motion an internal devaluation process that could render the country's economy more competitive. But Greece's EU/IMF lenders said that prices …

In the currency market, it's reflected in the fact that the administration didn't engage in competitive devaluation this year. Instead, the Renminbi has exhibited impressive strength and stability, in particular compared to the Japanese yen. Year-to …

Herbalife is a very profitable company with significant long-term competitive advantages that not only position the company to continue to create shareholder value but also to be very attractive as a potential acquisition target for large health …

The depreciation in your domestic currency is the primary reason why your export business has remained competitive in international markets. Conversely, a significantly stronger currency can reduce export competitiveness and make imports cheaper, which …

Experts at the World Bank warn that without structural reform, Abe's economic plan will only be “competitive devaluation” that does not remove current barriers to competition and investment. If Abe is to achieve structural reform and revive Japan's …

Brazil is hurtling toward a record current account deficit this year that could add fuel to an already pronounced foreign exchange depreciation. The country's 12-month current account deficit, representing all of the country's U.S.-dollar transactions …

We maintain our expectations for growing external account imbalances to drive a devaluation of the hryvnia by the end of the year.Additionally, Ukraine's GDP per capita is expected to remain one of the lowest in Europe over the … Also, the recent …

The provincial budgets were more palatable as there was a clear competitive display between them and at least the figures did not show too much of a deterioration in terms of taxes and duties. Similarly the circular debt issue was highlighted as being …

This phenomenom is just the expected and mooted result of GBP competitive devaluation that was aimed – amongst other things – at preventing the London and UK housing market from crashing. Indeed, very little UK-based new investors would come and …