英語 での Moderate recovery の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
Real exports, despite monthly fluctuations, have been gaining upward momentum from developments in foreign exchange rates and a moderate recovery in the U.S. economy. In particular, those of motor vehicles and related goods as well as of capital goods and parts have recently been moving toward a pick-up.
The virtuous cycle from income to spending has been operating steadily in both the household and corporate sectors, and Japan's economy is expected to continue its moderate recovery trend and the effects of the decline in demand following the consumption tax hike are expected to wane gradually.
Overview of the second quarter of the year ending March 2016 The Japanese economy during the company's first half of the fiscal year saw a continued moderate recovery due to financial and fiscal policies by the government and the Bank of Japan.
As for the outlook for economic activity after incorporating the effects of such monetary easing and those of the government's efforts to invigorate the growth potential, the economy, which will be more or less flat for the time being, is expected to return to a moderate recovery path in due course.
Meanwhile, the effects of balance-sheet adjustments will continue in the U.S. economy, but growth there is expected to accelerate again from 2011 on the back of a rise in exports, mainly to emerging and commodity-exporting economies, and a moderate recovery in business fixed investment and private consumption.
As for the outlook, domestic demand is likely to remain resilient due to the effects of monetary easing and various economic measures. The growth rates of overseas economies will gradually pick up. Japan's economy is expected to return to the moderate recovery path around mid-2013.
Given that the level of exchange rates and domestic demand are two key factors affecting the profitability of companies in Turkey, a moderate recovery in domestic demand in the first quarter of 2015 may positively affect profitability of companies.
The European economy will likely follow a moderate recovery trend, while uncertainty-- associated with political issues such as those regarding negotiations on the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union(EU) and with the European debt problem, including the financial sector-- is likely to be a burden on economic activity.
Outlook for economic activity and prices Although adverse effects from the slowdown in overseas economies and the appreciation of the yen may continue for the time being, Japan's economy is expected to return to a moderate recovery path as reconstruction demand following the disaster gradually materializes.
While attention should be paid to the weakness in exports to Europe, which accounts for about 20 percent of China's total exports, the Chinese economy is likely to return to the moderate recovery path mainly led by domestic demand in the not too distant future.
As for the outlook, the economy is projected to follow a moderate recovery trend, while uncertainty-- associated with political issues such as those regarding negotiations on the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union(EU) and with the European debt problem, including the financial sector-- is likely to be a burden on economic activity.
However, taking into account the current developments in economic activity and prices, the time of"overseas economies to gradually emerge from the deceleration phase" and the time of"Japan's economy to return to the moderate recovery path" are both likely to be delayed.
As overseas economies are expected to maintain their moderate recovery, mainly in advanced economies, and as it seems that inventory adjustments will be completed sooner or later with an improvement in domestic demand, exports and production are expected to increase moderately, albeit with some fluctuations.
Going forward, against the backdrop of a moderate recovery trend in the economy, an increase in exports, and the decline in crude oil prices, corporate profits are likely to continue improving and business fixed investment is projected to continue on a moderate increasing trend.
Japan's economy has continued its moderate recovery trend, with a virtuous cycle from income to spending operating in both the household and corporate sectors, although exports and production have been sluggish due mainly to the effects of the slowdown in emerging economies.
As for the outlook, members agreed that emerging economies were likely to continue their moderate recovery overall mainly on the back of the effects of their economies' stimulus measures, despite being affected by the slowdown in the Chinese economy.
Looking at movements by major region, in the U.S. economy, the moderate recovery-- led mainly by private demand-- is becoming firm, aided in part by improvement in the employment situation as the effects of the unusually severe winter weather have dissipated.
As for the outlook, members agreed that emerging economies were likely to continue their moderate recovery on the whole, mainly reflecting the effects of those economies' stimulus measures, despite being affected by the slowdown in the Chinese economy and adjustments in IT-related goods.
Outlook for Overseas Economies With regard to the outlook for overseas economies, the current deceleration phase is likely to continue for the time being, but we expect that against the background of a sustainable recovery in the U.S. economy and a pick-up in the Chinese economy the global economy will gradually emerge from that phase and enter a moderate recovery thereafter.
Although considerable uncertainty remains regarding the outlook, Japan's economy, with domestic demand remaining firm and overseas economies emerging from their phase of deceleration, is expected to return to a moderate recovery path, as also shown in the June 2012 Tankan(Short-Term Economic Survey of Enterprises in Japan) and the Regional Economic Report.