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agio::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | agiotage, exchange premium, premium |
| Type of | charge |
Examples of agio
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Agio Italian Bistro can make it easy with a four-course special menu.
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Introducing him, Palmer spoke of going to school and riding the bus years agio with Vranenberg.
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Agio gives diners plenty to buzz about.
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Agio, which Barrutia describes as an intimate eatery, is the most recent to open, seating 80 people inside and 40 outside.
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- A fee charged for exchanging currencies
- Agio (Italian aggio: exchange rate, discount or premium), is a term used in commerce for three slightly different concepts: *The variations from fixed pars or rates of exchange in the currencies of different countries. ...
- The premium or percentage on a better sort of money when it is given in exchange for an inferior sort. The premium or discount on foreign bills of exchange is sometimes called agio
- "Agio" is the difference in the value between currencies. Also used to describe percentage charges for conversion from paper money into cash, or from a weak into a strong currency.
- Premium received by a broker from an exporter for assuming the exporter's countertrade obligations. The commission paid to the broker represents a disagio for the exporter.
- An archaic term used to describe the difference/premium between the official rate and the market rate.
- N. - charge made when cash is given for paper currency, or one currency is exchanged for another. agiotage, n. such exchange; speculation; brokerage.
