European Currency Unit (ECU)
An index of foreign exchange consisting of about 10 european currencies,
originally devised in 1979.
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European Currency Unit (ECU)
Definition: The ECU was a currency unit that was used as a unit to value all the other European currencies against.
European Currency Unit (ECU).
The ecu is a "basket" of specified amounts of each E.C. currency. Amounts were determined according to the economic size of EC members, all of whose currencies participate in the ecu basket.
European Currency Unit
The official unit of account of the European Monetary System. It is a combination or basket of the currencies from the twelve European Community countries
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European Currency Unit (ECU):
This was introduced in 1979 with the coming into effect of the European Monetary System (EMS).
EUROPEAN CURRENCY UNIT (ECU)
A currency "basket" or composite of member state currencies used by the European Union as the unit of account prior to the January 1, 1999, creation of the euro.
European Currency Unit (ECU) - A trade-weighted basket of currencies in the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) of the European Union.
ECU (European Currency Unit) - The predecessor to the euro a weighted average of EU currencies. It was used as a reserve currency and for the operation of the exchange rate mechanism (ERM).
EUROPEAN CURRENCY UNIT: The forerunner of the euro that will be officially introduced in the European Union in 2002.
European Currency Unit
ECWA
Uniter Nations Economic Commission for Western Asia ...
European Currency Unit (ECU). A unit of value based on a "currency basket" comprising specific amounts of the currencies of the EC member states.
The European currency unit used by 16 members of the European Union: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Slovakia and Slovenia, ...
ECU. European Currency Unit.
EEC. European Economic Community.
Estate. Interests in real and/or personal property.
ECU: European Currency Unit
Editor's comment on time series: A frequent and dangerous mistake for those not familiar with this language is to think that discussion of 'time series' are about data values in a sample.
ECU - European Currency Unit
EPS - Earnings per Share
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ECU - European Currency Unit
EDGAR - Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval
EDT - Eastern Daylight Saving Time, as UTC-4 hours ...
ECU - Is the European Currency Unit.
ED - Refers to the Eurodollar Futures and Options on Futures contracts.
EDA - Economic Development Administration.
ECU See: European Currency Unit EDI See: Electronic Data Interchange EE The two-character ISO 3166 country code for ESTONIA. EH The two-character ISO 3166 country code for WESTERN SAHARA.
See: European Currency Unit E.D.I. See: Electronic Data Interchange E.M. See: Effective margin E.M.S. See: European Monetary System E.O.E. See: European Options Exchange E.O.Q. See: Economic Order Quantity E.M. See: Effective Margin E.R.M.
European Currency Unit
Edgeworth-Bowley Box
A geometric device showing allocations of 2 goods to 2 consumers in a rectangle with dimensions equal to the quantities of the goods.
ECU Abbreviation for European Currency Unit, which is a composite monetary unit... Ecuadorean Sucre (Also Ecuadorian Sucre) The former currency of the Ecuador. ISO international...
The EMS comprised three principal elements: the European Currency Unit (ECU), the monetary unit used in EC transactions; the Exchange Rate Mechanism, ERM, ...
The successor to the European Currency Unit (ECU) as the European currency. The euro was introduced in 11 member states on 1st January 1999...(Read more)
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XEU
The ISO 4217 currency code for the European currency Unit (ECU).
XMI
Applies to derivative products. Quotron symbol for the Major Market Index (MMI).
Eurobonds may be issued in a single currency, in multicurrency form, or a unit of account, such as the European Currency Unit (ECU) .
Originally for a deposit outside one's home country but in the home country currency. This terminology is confusing now since the new European currency unit, also called the Euro, was introduced on January 1, 1999.
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The euro replaced the European Currency Unit, which had become the second most commonly used currency after the dollar in the primary international bond market.
Related: external market European Currency Unit (ECU) An index of foreign exchange consisting of about 10 European currencies, originally devised in 1979.
 See also: ECU, Banks, European union, Monetary system, Eurobond
  
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