1. Foreign currency receipts must be converted into the domestic currency in use in the exporter's country.

2. Domestic banking involves taking and making loans in domestic currency to residents of the country where the bank is located.

3. What about the domestic currency owned by foreign residents?

4. Domestic currency currency exchange rate changes, is the appreciation or depreciation.

5. The devaluation of the domestic currency, the Indonesian Rupiah, by more than 50 percent and the shutdown of many manufacturing shops had a tremendous impact on people's incomes.

6. Short-term government security issued in domestic currency with maturities not exceeding one year and therefore considered to be a money market instrument.

7. While domestic currency circulation is defined by law, formation of international currency is mainly a process decided by market factors.

8. Foreign investors have extremely limited access to Chinese domestic currency mainland shares.

9. As a general point banks in many countries were highly regulated in relation to deposits and lending conducted in their own domestic currency.

10. When a central bank buys a surplus of foreign currency it exchanges it for domestic currency, here Deutschmarks.

11. An importer might be able to make payment in his own domestic currency if this is acceptable to the exporter.

12. The reader should ascertain the position regarding his own domestic currency.

13. Any company or bank conducting business outside of its domestic currency zone must have access to international capital.

14. Their central bank accepts deposits from residents in exchange for domestic currency.

15. The standard economic answer to both these questions is that the price of foreign exchange should be raised in terms of the domestic currency.

16. The control authority may also regulate the use of the domestic currency owned by foreign residents.

17. Exactly. A forward premium on foreign currency means a forward discount on domestic currency.

18. In fact, this has been ahead of expectations reflected in the domestic currency and bond markets.

19. Ceteris paribus, deteriorating terms of trade means that the real exchange rate value of the domestic currency will fall.

20. This will tend to raise imports, worsen the trade balance, and weaken the domestic currency.

21. I mean what would the control authority do with the domestic currency owned by foreigners?