revaluing

Adjusting perceived worth

Revaluing is the present participle of revalue, meaning to assess or assign a new value to something.

In finance and economics, revaluing typically refers to adjusting the official exchange rate of a currency upward relative to other currencies or a standard like gold.

More broadly, it can mean reconsidering the worth or importance of something: After the accident, she found herself revaluing what really mattered in life.

appraisal

reassessment

Renewed evaluation of something

restatement · review · assessment · audit · due diligence · property tax · real estate · actuarial · repricing · benchmark

conceptual

reconsidering

Evaluating something again

reevaluating · reframing · reprioritizing · perspective shift · paradigm shift · recalibration · introspection · reflection · appreciation · worth

financial

currency

Medium of exchange

monetary policy · central bank · forex · peg · yuan · renminbi · mark-to-market · balance sheet · impairment · write-down

Opposites
direction of value change

revaluingdevaluing

Reducing something's worth

devaluating · depreciating · devaluation · downgrading · cheapening

assessment activity

revaluingdevaluing

Reducing something's worth

ignoring · disregarding · discounting · undervaluing · diminishing

change vs. stability

revaluingmaintaining

Keeping in condition

fixing · pegging · stabilizing · freezing

Family

value, valuable, evaluate, evaluation, invaluable, devalue, evaluated, valuation, valuing

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