post-devaluation
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˌpəʊst.diː.væl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/us/ˌpoʊst.diː.væl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/existingafterdevaluation(= anactofreducingtherateat whichmoneycan beexchangedforforeignmoney):
The post-devaluationdebatewas aboutachievingdeflation, not whether it was therightpolicy.
The post-devaluationerahas not beenwidelydiscussed.
Compare
devaluation(MONEY)
Opposite
pre-devaluation
- Thedecisionsmade in the post-devaluationperiodwereviewedasbackwardsteps.
- Thewriterof thepiecespeculatedon the country's post-devaluationfuture.
- Thebankswereunwillingtoextendtobusinessmenthehugeloansnecessarytobuydollarsat the post-devaluationrates.
- Anycreditwould bebetteron a post-devaluation than on a pre-devaluationbasis.
- They couldaffordtopay,thanksto the highpriceofoiland the post-devaluationboom.
Price decreases
- bargain
- bear market
- bearish
- closeout
- concessional
- couponer
- couponing
- cratering
- deflate
- deflation
- depreciate
- depress
- drop off
- freeze
- knock off (something)
- marksomethingdown
- overdiscount
- projected value
- promo code
- spiral