The European economy as a whole has been stagnant, due partly to the European debt problem, which I will talk about later, and will continue to be in a severe situation for the time being.
Cautious views on the European economy are maintained, as represented by the forecast for 2013 of slightly negative growth, while steady recovery is expected in the U. S.
By region, the U.S. and European economies have continued to recover firmly, mainly in the household sector, particularly owing to an improvement in the employment and income situation.
During the fiscal year 2015, the US and European economy maintained stable growth throughout the year, but the emerging economies showed signs of slowdown.
While the risk of deflation still remains in the European economy, we expect that an expansion in exports and a recovery in capital investment will result in an improvement in conditions, albeit gradual.
The pick-up in the European economy is clear, as evidenced by the continued pick-up in domestic demand and given that signs of recovery are being observed in exports.
As for the European economy, although the rapid growth in the second half of 2017 came to a halt, private consumption and corporate investment have been solid.
Eighty-eight percent of experts have expressed cautious optimism and noted the presence of numerous indicators, which allow us to consider the mid-term perspective for European economies in overcoming the crisis.
As for the European economy, destabilizing factors that included frequent acts of terrorism and the U.K. 's decision to exit from the European Union in June intensified concerns vis-à-vis the economic outlook.
European economies have slowed as a result of the deterioration in the financial environment caused by the sovereign debt problems in some countries and worsening business and household sentiment, and the level of economic activity has recently remained almost flat.
Meanwhile, the European economy has continued to recover on the whole with business fixed investment and private consumption following an uptrend; however, exports recently have decelerated somewhat, due mainly to the effects of the appreciation of the euro.
Although it is necessary to pay attention to the consequence of the European debt problem, as it has not yet been fundamentally resolved, the European economy is expected to gradually pick up on the back of the aforementioned developments.
欧州経済は、減速している。
The European economy had been decelerating.
欧州経済は、着実な回復を続けている。
The European economy continued to recover steadily.
これによって欧州経済は、より競争力を高める。
It makes the European economy more competitive;
これによって欧州経済は、より競争力を高める。
This will make the European economy more competitive.
欧州経済は2010年に回復を開始する。
European prices start to recover in 2010.
欧州経済は依然として良好な状況にあると思う。
The European economy remains in good shape.
先行きの欧州経済は、回復を続けるとみられる。
The European economy was likely to continue its recovery.
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