pre-embargo

pre-embargo

(ˌpriːɪmˈbɑːɡəʊ)
adj
1. (Commerce) preceding the introduction of an embargo
2. (Commerce) of or pertaining to the period prior to an embargo, esp the 1962 embargo on Cuban imports
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The central bank said foreign capital inflows have returned and banking liquidity has improved, while its official reserves returned to pre-embargo level.
"When I opened in 1977 the price of gas was 0ドル.599 which was about double the price from the pre-embargo prices of 73-74.
The study has been published in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal) (pre-embargo link only).
Once a few more of Cuba's pre-embargo classic American cars break down, it'll get there.
But the move was more than merely symbolic, after all 2.3 million barrels a day for 30 days amounts to a considerable amount of oil, some 50 per cent of which would have been purchased by the US, in pre-embargo days.
The ban may be over, but members of the British beef industry say exports will take years to recover to the pre-embargo level of 246,000 tonnes a year.
As compared with the pre-embargo equilibrium, during the embargo period the market interest rate will fall from the pre-embargo level to some lower rate.
It also surpassed modestly its pre-embargo level on a price basis while gaining 11.2 percent in TR terms, the report said.
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