Converse of object

• devalue: The losers are the lenders, who are repaid in devalued currency.

• join: Britain should join a successful single currency, provided the economic conditions are met.

• depreciate: It allows America to fund its wars and consumption with a depreciating currency.

• convert: Take into account the cost of converting currency or sending money outside the UK.

Adjective modifier

• foreign: The export of foreign currency is limited to the amount declared on arrival.

• recognizable: Shares may be issued in any recognizable currency or in more than one recognizable currency.

• single: The single currency was the theme of the Nineties.

• decimal: During the 1960s the Irish government decided to adopt a decimal currency like many of its European neighbors.

• convertible: MONEY The Ugandan Shilling is a stable, fully convertible currency, fluctuating very little from day to day.

• European: I simply don't believe that we need to be part of a single European currency to prosper.

Modifies a noun

• converter: The website provides a free currency converter which will give you the current exchange rate from GBP to your own currency.

• fluctuation: The problem with currency fluctuations, however, is a classic problem of guessing the future.

• exchange: Check currency exchange rates on the Exchange Rates website.

• conversion: Your payment card company will perform any currency conversion.

• overlay: Paul Skinner agrees that " Currency overlay is the management of the foreign exchange risk inherent in a portfolio of foreign assets.

• devaluation: The telecommunications infrastructure is poor, and currency devaluation has inflated prices.

Noun used with modifier

• euro: Support for the euro currency will be available in the FCS release of version 1.2.

• sterling: Calais stores take UK credit cards and many take Sterling currency, albeit at less than the normal rate of exchange.