Soft currency

Soft currency
A currency that is expected to drop in value relative to other currencies. ...

Soft Currency
The currency of a country that is not readily accepted by other countries and is not readily converted into currencies which are readily acceptable (hard currencies).
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Soft currency:
This refers to a weak currency which is a less desirable means of payment than other currencies.

Soft Currency. A national currency that is not freely convertible into other currencies .because of officially set exchange rates or other forms of exchange controls (Sec. I ).

Soft currency
A money of a country that is expected to drop in value relative to other currencies.
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Soft Currency - A currency which is not readily accepted in exchange for other currencies or convertible to gold.
Soft Loan - A loan with generous terms such as lower than usual or no interest, and/or a long payback period.

Soft Currency (finance term)
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Soft Currency
The currency of a nation in which exchange may be made only with difficulty. Soft currency countries typically have minimal exchange reserves and deficits in their balance of payments.
See: Hard Currency.
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Soft currency
A currency that is not widely accepted in exchange for other currencies, in contrast to a hard currency.
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Some go further and suggest that wholesale reform of money and currency, based on ideas from green economics or Natural Capitalism, would be beneficial. These include the ideas of soft currency, barter and the local service economy.

Constraints on spending that under certain circumstances can be violated or even viewed as constituting targets rather than absolute limits.
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However despite this fact the Iraqi Dinar rapidly appreciated in international markets and nearly double in value in less than a week, despite being an historically soft currency.

soft currency A nation's currency unacceptable in the exchange for currency of other countries, due to unrealistic exchange rates. soft dollars The payments to a full-service brokerage in exchange for its services in terms...

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