LIRA的意思|LIRA的解释-里氏词典

lira ['liәrә]

n. 里拉

lira
lire

[ noun ]

the basic unit of money on Malta; equal to 100 cents

<noun.quantity>

the basic unit of money in Turkey

<noun.quantity>

formerly the basic unit of money in Italy; equal to 100 centesimi

<noun.quantity>

Lira \Li"ra\ (l[=e]"r[.a]), n.; pl. {Lire} (l[=e]"r[asl]). [It.,
fr. L. libra the Roman pound. Cf. {Livre}.]
An Italian coin equivalent in value to the French franc.

It closed at 757.5 per D-Mark. The lira speculation added to nervousness about the peseta and the Bank of Spain announced that it too was intervening to support the currency.
The Bank of Italy on Friday failed to resuscitate the lira despite a 1.75 percentage point increase in interest rates.
The lira dropped on Friday to 760.25 per D-Mark, which took it to within five lire of its floor against the German currency on the European Monetary System grid.
Already conscious of the price factor, importers are concerned that the lira's devaluation and exit from the ERM will reverse the gains they have made. Cars of German and French origin are the most vulnerable.
The dollar closed in New York at its highest levels since October against the West German mark, Japanese yen, Swiss franc, French franc and Italian lira and at its highest level since November against the British pound.
One of the remaining restrictions on foreign banks is a requirement that paid-up capital is converted into Turkish lira.
Italy's hoteliers and travel agents blame the overvalued lira as the main cause of this year's decline, but other factors played a part.
The French currency closed fractionally firmer at FFr3.389 against the D-Mark. The Italian lira continued to fall in spite of the reduction in ERM tensions, suggesting that it is now domestic factors determining the lira's level.
The French currency closed fractionally firmer at FFr3.389 against the D-Mark. The Italian lira continued to fall in spite of the reduction in ERM tensions, suggesting that it is now domestic factors determining the lira's level.
Nine months into his second term, Prime Minister Turgut Ozal stares at an unsettling economic scene: Inflation exceeds 50% a year, and a flight from the Turkish lira earlier this year is slowing his economic-liberalization program.
Traders said the measures were effective in that they made it clear to speculators that Italy isn't willing at present to consider devaluing the lira.
However, dealers reported that the lira's weakness was encouraging some buying by foreigners.
Annual per capita income has been hovering around $1,200 for the past 15 years because of the steady devaluation of the Turkish lira and high population growth rate of 2.5 percent.
This is a 16 per cent devaluation against the German currency. Officials yesterday declined to specify when the lira was likely to seek re-entry to the ERM.
The government already imposed several price increases this year, and the Turkish lira declined 57% against the dollar since Jan. 1.
The mark also rose against the yen, trading at 83.71 yen late yesterday in New York, up from 83.15 yen late Friday. But the German currency's strength against the French franc and Italian lira was muted by interest rate increases in France and Italy.
After the shooting, police discovered Demirag was carrying $295 in West German marks and Turkish lira, according to the reports.
The lira ended at L984.5 against the D-Mark, after L979.5 on Friday.
Thus the 7 per cent devaluation of the Italian lira, combined with the Bundesbank's commitment to reduce German interest rates today, looks a sensible compromise.
The coupon on the lira bonds will be 7.25 per cent, while that for the ecu will be 4 per cent. The details received a hostile reception from foreign banks.
If the de facto outcome of this week's turmoil is a revaluation of the D-Mark in Europe, the dollar will appreciate faster against weak European currencies, such as sterling and the lira, than against the D-Mark.
It finished at L1,011 against the lira, from L1,012. Against the French franc it closed at FFr3.418, from FFr3.422.
After all, the market has fallen 18 per cent over the last quarter and the lira is at an all time low against the D-Mark.
Australia already has 'one of the highest real yields in the industrialised world', according to IBJ's Mr Hannah. The Italian lira and Irish punt held up well in the face of political difficulties.
Pressure on the lira has forced ministers to send a further signal of their determination to confront the country's structural economic problems, notably the huge budget deficit. 'It's mainly marketing,' says one analyst.
Even after the hiccups this week, the lira has stabilised at around the TL32,000 to the dollar level, compared with more than TL42,000 in late April following the announcement of a major stabilisation package.
Having just made a killing out of the lira at the expense of the Bank of Italy, dealers must now think the Bank of England is ripe for similar treatment.
The economy has been hit by a steep fall in output and demand this year because of the recession. Contrary to expectations, higher exports thanks to the lower lira have failed to offset the impact of the domestic slowdown.
April new car sales figures showed a fall of 28.4 per cent. Fiat does not appear to have benefited greatly from the lira's fall.
THE cause of European integration may have suffered a severe setback with political doubts over Maastricht and the ignominious departure of the pound and lira from the exchange rate mechanism (ERM).

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