| devalue currency | 27.98 | Nigeria has just devalued its currency. | ||
| use currency | 10.14 | Anybody can trade using their currencies. | ||
| defend currency | 9.74 | Hong Kong is well equipped to defend its currency, too. | ||
| sell currency | 8.56 | That has been leading investors to sell European currencies. | ||
| support currency | 8.29 | Central banks support Indonesian currency. | ||
| peg currency | 6.19 | Its currency is pegged to the dollar. | ||
| weaken currency | 5.73 | Lower rates often weakens a currency. | ||
| buy currency | 5.46 | You can buy foreign currency at the post office. | ||
| gain currency | 4.61 | That view is gaining currency. | ||
| stabilize currency | 4.41 | Bailout money also goes to stabilize the currency. | ||
| boost currency | 3.75 | The fall of the mark boosted other currencies. | ||
| help currency | 3.42 | Higher rates can help a currency by making deposits in it more attractive. | ||
| hurt currency | 3.16 | Political turmoil in a country often hurts its currency. | ||
| protect currency | 3.09 | Interest rates are high to protect the currency. | ||
| change currency | 2.76 | The other currencies were little changed. | ||
| have currency | 2.76 | Yet Hare has tremendous currency here. | ||
| exchange currency | 2.70 | Currency can be exchanged at railway stations. | ||
| introduce currency | 2.70 | Russia introduces new currency. | ||
| link currency | 2.63 | So will Austria, which has linked its currency to the mark. | ||
| bolster currency | 2.57 | Higher rates often bolster the currency by making U.S. deposits more attractive. |