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

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

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1. • Decrease
   • Regulation

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1. List of paraphrases for "devaluation":

   depreciation, devaluing, undervaluing, downgrading, worthlessness

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1. Jasper Lawler:

   It takes a brave soul and deep pockets to buy these mining stocks when they're this heavily down, i don't see them rebounding massively in the general context of things unless there's some sort of extra explanation by the People's Bank of China or some move by some other central bank to combat this devaluation.

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. Thomas Harr:

   The signals from the PBOC over the weekend are that there is no reason to expect a massive devaluation of the yuan. That is helping sentiment. Also some of the sentiment has been carried over from New York on Friday.

4. Scott Cockerham:

   The recent drop in the price of oil confirms ... the global commitment producers have to their current levels of (high) output, could we see $30 oil in the next 15 months? Absolutely, and headlines like China's recent yuan devaluation and the prospect of sanctions on Iran being lifted will only contribute to such volatility.

5. Albert Edwards:

   Investors are coming to terms with what a Chinese renminbi devaluation means for Western markets. It means global deflation and recession, the western manufacturing sector will choke under this imported deflationary tourniquet. Indeed U.S. manufacturing seems to be suffering particularly badly already.