Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• «By exiting from the euro, Greece could put a devalued currency back in circulation, stimulating demand and thus achieving a positive balance of trade.The markets know perfectly well that Greece, already insolvent, will go bankrupt sooner or later.
• Like I said, trust is a devalued currency in here.
• A devalued currency would increase exports and would cause Greek households and firms to substitute domestic products for imported goods.
• When you do decide to withdraw, you will be faced with a debt to the eurozone that has been inflated by your own devalued currency.
• Trust is a devalued currency in here.

• During 2008 several European currencies depreciated significantly versus EUR, while in 2009 this trend partly reversed.
• Unemployment soared, the currency depreciated, and food prices rose dangerously.
• These two currencies both depreciated by more than 20 % versus the EUR in the last four months of 2008.
• The euro's existence has meant that some peripheral countries that historically depreciated their currency in order to regain competitiveness have been pushed into applying harsh austerity measures to fight the crisis.
• Oil prices rose rapidly, while the euro depreciated against major currencies.
• There are further risks for inflation prospects in countries whose currencies have depreciated in recent years.
• The demand for euro banknotes increased in particular in eastern European countries, where the national currencies depreciated against the euro.
• In 2005, the euro depreciated against these currencies.