Definition of revaluation | Bee Dictionary of English

Since revaluation would make the mark worth more in foreign currency, it would encourage imports, thus ease inflation.
So a pre-mortem revaluation of Allen has begun.
It was even debatable whether revaluation would bring gold out of hiding; it might only increase hoarders' distrust of paper money.

Swain revaluation bumps values up 16.5 percent
Four years after Swain County leaders trashed a skewed property reassessment, the county has completed a new revaluation. A recently finished appraisal of Swain County real estate concluded that property values have increased by 16.5 percent on average since the previous valuation eight years ago.
June 12, 2013 - Smoky Mountain News
Essex Conducting Its 2013 Property Revaluation
ESSEX- State statute mandates that once every 10 years municipalities must undergo a comprehensive real estate revaluation. The purpose is to set fair market values for...
June 12, 2013 - Valley Courier
Majority of Rye tax abatements rejected
RYE — Selectmen voted Monday night to deny all but 10 of 53 tax abatement requests that were filed following last year's revaluation of town properties.
June 12, 2013 - Portsmouth Herald

Barack Obama in Reuters
We didn't expect a 20-percent revaluation in a week. That would be disruptive to the Chinese economy. It would be disruptive to the world economy,Obama told a news conference at the close of the Group of 20 nations summit here.
Romano Prodi in Reuters
The higher the rank of a politician who declares China must revalue the renminbi, the longer the delay will be in the possible revaluation. You can almost have a mathematical formula,Prodi told a European Union Chamber of Commerce lunch.
Peter Mandelson in Interactive Investor
Even on a difficult issue like the currency, China's interest clearly lies in a gradual revaluation that takes some of the excess heat out of the export sector and strengthens consumer purchasing power,Mandelson said in a opinion piece...