Examples of 'markka' in a sentence
Meaning of "markka"
markka (noun): The former currency of Finland, replaced by the euro in 2002. It is occasionally used in historical or economic discussions about Finland's monetary system
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- A (Finnish) mark, the currency used in Finland before the introduction of the euro, consisting of 100 penni. Abbreviation FIM.
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Original paper markka bank notes.
Markka to reduce the cost of applying the provisions of the basic regulation.
Over the reference period the markka remained outside the ERM.
The ecu and the Finnish markka.
The Finnish markka joined the group of currencies participating in the EMS.
He has also suggested that Finland ought to readopt the Finnish markka alongside the euro.
Finnish markka French franc.
Million Finnish markka.
Finnish markka All products.
Finland adopts its own currency, the markka.
Finnish markka Icelandic crown.
National currency and unit of measure, Finnish markka millions.
Finnish markka Dutch guilder.
National currency and unit of measure, Finnish markka ten thousands.
The Markka Time Coin List is a base for collecting the collection.
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I am delighted that the Finnish markka has joined the European Monetary System.
Commission welcomes Finnish Government 's proposal to Finnish Parliament to link markka to the ecu.
Matin markka Ltd. Web store user register.
Danish crown ( krone ) Estonian kroon Spanish peseta Finnish markka French franc Pound sterling.
Entry of the Finnish markka into the exchange-rate mechanism of the European Monetary System.
Total damage was estimated at 30 million Finnish markka.
Entry of the Finnish markka into the exchange rate mechanism of the European Monetary Sys tem, Bull.
But it means that we must raise the price. We could get these from 5 markka.
Markka banknote, new series.
Regularly published exchange rate of Finland 's markka ( Fmk ) is available.
Markka banknote, old series.
Finnish markka - AU products.
Actions and 17 different currencies, including the Finnish Markka for the first time.
Finnish markka, Deviations from ERM bilateral central rates daily data ;.
The ceilings are defined in markka terms at constant 1999 prices.
This coinage continued to be issued until the introduction of the new markka in 1963.
Use of Euro and Markka coin and banknote features in marketing (PDF).
Exports of goods and services grew by 14 per cent to a level of 181 billion markka.
In early 1993, it was obvious that the markka had undershot its equilibrium value.
This implied a trade surplus with Germany of 2.9 billion markka.
The currency came under pressure and the markka was eventually devalued by 12.6 %.
The markka has been floating since 1992 in relation to other European currencies.
The data suggest that in real effective terms the markka has depreciated since 1987.
The strengthening of the Markka had an adverse effect on the external account in 1996.
Finland uses the Euro these days, having switched from the Finnish markka in 2002.
Finnish markka was bound to Russian rouble with exchange rate of 1 FIM = 1/4 RUB.
The next morning the man leaves her a 1000 markka note when leaving the house.
The Finnish markka has participated in the ERM since October 1996.
Since the middle of October 1996 the Finnish markka has also been a member of the ERM.
The Finnish markka joined the mechanism in October 1996 and the Italian lira in November.
The Bank created and regulated the Finnish Markka until Finland adopted the euro in 1999.
