Antonyms for devaluation
diˌvæl yuˈeɪ ʃənde·val·u·a·tion

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Princeton's WordNet

1. devaluationnoun

   an official lowering of a nation's currency; a decrease in the value of a country's currency relative to that of foreign countries

2. devaluationnoun

   the reduction of something's value or worth

How to use devaluation in a sentence?

1. Qi Yifeng:

   Yuan devaluation suddenly became a concern for stock investors earlier this week, but now this issue is fading out of their radar, some bold investors are going back into the market, chasing hot concepts, but I don't think they would hold the shares for a long time.

2. Jonathan Sudaria:

   European equities are set to edge higher...(But) the reality is that we are still languishing around the lows from the China devaluation sell-off.

3. Rajan Venkatesh:

   After the devaluation of the Chinese currency, people are worried, they are afraid of a currency war. They are going back to gold.

4. Scott Minerd:

   The ongoing market turmoil puts further rate hikes by the Federal Reserve on hold and increases pressure on China to make radical adjustments, such as a rapid devaluation of the yuan to spur growth in domestic export industries, while these policy moves are likely to cause violent swings in prices for risk assets, it could accelerate global rebalancing, allowing growth to stabilize while buying more time for an orderly restructuring of global debts.

5. Toufic Gaspard:

   Even if the protesters leave the streets the real problem facing them is what they are going to do with the devaluation of the pound, a very large majority of the Lebanese income is in the Lebanese pound, their savings are in the Lebanese pound and their pension is in Lebanese, and it is certain it has already started to devalue.

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