dishoarding

常見(jiàn)例句

• Faced with trade deficits, China may decide to dishoard surpluses by selling U.
  美國(guó)執(zhí)行其通貨膨脹政策，正在向其它各國(guó)輸出美元，主要是中國(guó)（和日本）。
• Without central bank dishoarding of gold reserves or the consumption of above-ground stockpiles of silver, prices would have risen a long time ago.
  如果沒(méi)有中央銀行對(duì)于黃金儲(chǔ)備的出售和白銀的回收利用，價(jià)格早已在很久之前就上漲了。
• Faced with trade deficits, China may decide to dishoard surpluses by selling U.S. government bonds, or it may decide to abandon its peg to the dollar.
  面對(duì)著貿(mào)易赤字，中國(guó)很有可能會(huì)選擇通過(guò)拋售美國(guó)債權(quán)的方式來(lái)拋售公債，或者會(huì)決定放棄其緊盯美元的政策。
• Net retail investment (total bar and coin demand) remained highly robust, rising 33% year on year to 131 tonnes, despite some bar and coin dishoarding in eastern markets as investors took profits.
  凈零售投資（指金條和金幣等產(chǎn)品的總需求）仍然非常強(qiáng)勁，比去年同期上升33%25，達(dá)到131噸，盡管在東方市場(chǎng)上由于部分投資者獲利回吐，拋售了部分金條和金幣。
• dishoarding Returning an item to either the real flow or the money flow so that it can be circulated, consumed or otherwise used in its intended function.
  減少持有量；（貨幣）出籠把一個(gè)物品回放于實(shí)物流通或貨幣流通之中，使其能夠流通、被消費(fèi)或發(fā)揮其應(yīng)有的作用。
• to dishoard goods
  拋售所囤積的貨物
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