Examples of using Import demand in English and their translations into Chinese
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The outlook for world trade in 2012 is overshadowed by the weakened world economic growth prospects, which have dampened import demand in developed economies.
A large consumer market means not only large in size but also stable, which requires support from at least 20 to 30 years of growing import demand.
In contrast, growth decelerated in Hungary and, especially, in Slovenia; in these two economies the effects of weakening Western European import demand were probably most pronounced.
The fact that commodity prices, particularly of oil, plunged during the year negatively affected the export earnings, and therefore the import demand, of many economies.
The low growth in major markets is ominous for the exports of the developing countries and the revival of import demand from the major developed economies is unlikely to gain great momentum until the second half of 2002.
In 2013, positive developments in the economy of the United States of America and robust import demand in emerging Asian countries modestly improved the overall export performance of developing Asia-Pacific countries.
That was evident in the increasing resistance of the Asian economy to outside shocks, even though several Asian countries were benefiting from the import demand in some developed countries.
Import demand within the developing economies is unlikely to compensate fully for the slowdown in the developed economies, but China will continue to be an important determinant of trade performance for most parts of the region.
However, many economies in the ESCAP region have relied on American import demand as an important driver of growth, which would be choked off by a sizeable fall in the dollar.
Following the 1997-1998 Asian financial crises, strong import demand from the United States was almost the sole force pulling many crisis-affected developing and transition economies from their recessions.
The most serious is the presently lacklustre West European import demand, which, if it fails to improve, could disappoint East European hopes of robust export growth.
The possibility that the rapid pace of growth in China, particularly in some specific sectors, will not be maintained, would result in a loss of vibrancy in China' s import demand.
In 2006, China import demands for edible oil keep growing at an average rate of approximately 3%-4%.
The move led to soaring LNG import demand.
Their import demand is rising twice as fast as in developed countries.
Countries with large external surpluses import demand from the rest of the world.
Weaker aluminum prices could boost China‘s aluminum production and curb import demand.
An improved global surveillance system on export availabilities and import demand should be promoted.
It currently reflected the continued stagnation in import demand, mainly in developed economies.
Rice prices also fell amid large availability in exporting countries and sluggish import demand.