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200 peso prize.

National currency and unit of measure Peso

National currency and unit of measure peso (million)

National currency and unit of measure Chilean peso (thousands)

National currency and unit of measure Chilean peso (thousands) CYPRUS

Buy a quarter of a ticket for 1 peso silver.

a New peso rate is 3.1 to one United States dollar.

a New peso rate is 3.1 to one United States dollar.

An early warning was given by the Mexican peso crisis of 1994.

Just to make sure you don't forget your promise, here's another peso.

Because actually it's not the dollar. It's actually the peso in Buenos Aires.

If you ever again take one peso of mine, I'll cut your throat from ear to ear.

For upper secondary and higher education and vocational training, the construction of new schools is financed in equal proportion the federal and state governments through the peso for peso scheme, thereby encouraging states to contribute and thus double the amount of resources.

In Mexico, for example, it took 150 pesos in 1990 to buy what one peso could buy in 1980.

Since the introduction of the new peso currency unit in April 1992, there has been a parity relationship between the peso and the United States dollar at the same time, the inflation rate has, until recently, been higher than that in the United States.

The peso has barely budged since the election a clear indication that investors have not lost faith in the country.

Moreover, manipulation of official statistics highlights the problems of an economic model based on peso depreciation and the accumulation of reserves.

Fearing a weaker peso, spooked investors demand dollars. Capital is flowing out of the country, and official reserves are slowly being depleted.

Everyone can bet on a run on the Argentine peso a favorite sport of international financial speculators for a century and a half.

Facing that situation, the currency reform replaced the Peso with the Sol, that would be coined with silver as well as with gold.

The result was the Mexican peso crisis of later that year (which I, as US Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, had to help contain).

The 1997 Asian Financial Crisis affected the economy, resulting in a lingering decline of the value of the peso and falls in the stock market.

Finally, after Mexico s 1994 95 peso crisis and the 1997 1998 Asian financial crisis, the US exported its new banking model to the emerging market economies.

Despite the unit s technical sounding name, people in Chile seem to have learned to think in terms of the UF instead of the peso for important contracts.

At ECLAC most of these projects were implemented earlier in the biennium when the exchange rate between the United States dollar and the peso was less favourable.

Its overvaluation began with the Mexican peso crisis of 1994, and was officially enshrined by the strong dollar policy adopted after the East Asian financial crisis of 1997.

Under the current parity relationship between the peso and the dollar, the dollar equivalents of the 11 local currency track amounts were substantially higher than the dollar track amounts.

46. The Cuban peso is the only remaining currency officially designated as an accumulated, non convertible currency and the balance of 12.0 million noted above refers entirely to those holdings.

In the last 18 months, the peso has appreciated 6 more than the renminbi, eroding Mexico s ability to compete with Chinese exports to the US, by far Mexico s largest export market.