Примери за използване на Account deficits на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This is particularly a concern in countries with large current account deficits and substantial external financing needs.
despite growing current account deficits in the US.
which contributed to large current account deficits.
The lira crisis has spread to some other emerging market countries with weak economic fundamentals such as sizable current account deficits.
Within this group another frontline is opening- between the countries with trade surpluses and those with current account deficits.
Rising deficits with growing current account deficits are not an anomaly in rapidly expanding emerging economies.
South Korea had large private current account deficits, and the maintenance of fixed exchange rates encouraged external borrowing
South Korea had large private current account deficits and the maintenance of pegged exchange rates encouraged external borrowing
Member States with current account deficits or high external debt need to sustain improvements in competitiveness,
South Korea had large private current account deficits, the maintenance of fixed exchange rates encouraged external borrowing
It pointed out those economies with external current account deficits that are not financed by long-term capital flows seem particularly vulnerable specifying that while China is not dependent on external finance,
In 2006, current account deficits generally increased across the region,
where the reduction of fiscal deficits contribute to the correction of large current account deficits identified as part of the imbalances.
Current account deficits are narrowing in the countries with the largest external imbalances, supported by gradually improving export performance
Current account deficits are narrowing in the countries with the largest external imbalances,
is the countries with weak competitiveness and large current account deficits like Greece and other countries,
Actually, current account deficits are increasing in most of Central
Europe's elites imagined that current account deficits did not matter in the magical euro union,
with big current account deficits and"vulnerable external debt dynamics".
This explains why the IMF has insisted that Bulgaria should run a surplus budget-- current account deficits have gone beyond 12 per cent of GDP lately and the currency board does not permit a fluctuation of the exchange rate.