外国為替及び外国貿易管理法の一部改正に伴う経過措置の英語

a law named the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Act

the control of foreign exchange transactions by government agencies

a bill of exchange becoming a trade acceptance when signed by an acceptor, called trade bill

a transaction in foreign exchange, called spot exchange transaction

the market where foreign exchange trade takes place

a business that involves a foreign exchange broker in one country to mediate transactions in cooperation with a broker in another country

a rate used in foreign exchange

a gap between the foreign exchange rate and {legal par}

a bill, used for settling payment of international trade disputes, that is drawn in one country and payable in another

an agreement to strike an international balance by book transfer instead of physical exchange

an act to depreciate the value of a local currency on foreign exchange markets for the purpose of increasing exports

a transaction that is neither a withdrawal nor deposit transaction, called "transfer transaction"

Commerce was snagged by the lack of foreign exchange.

dealings in foreign exchange, called currency swap

the act of shifting to a position of debt on the yen account at the time of importing

control of foreign exchange

a single rate of exchange used in foreign exchange control

an internal business deal associated with the inflow and outflow of foreign money

an international trade system under which the prices of commodities between various countries are linked

a foreign exchange transaction called money swap

a government's policy controlling foreign trade

a contract concerning a future exchange rate, executed by a trader at the same time as a contract for importing and/or exporting goods

a contract agreement in cargo transportation, called cost, insurance and freight

a transaction involving the exchange rate between U.S., Canadian, Taiwanese or other countries' dollars

a system of exchange rates that fluctuates according to market conditions

bills of foreign exchange drawn in a set of two or more

the foreign bill of exchange called indirect bill

an act of foreign exchange dealing

the ratio between the prices of two countries participating in internatinal trade, called terms of trade

a system concerning in/out of fund among related countries called short term loan reflux