Examples of using Global imbalances in English and their translations into Finnish
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arising from the fluctuations in energy prices; there are global imbalances in other important areas of the world economy that may affect this phase in our growth.
and persistently high oil prices and global imbalances may pose downside risks to the projections for economic growth.
we would like to make it clear that we do not believe that a tax on international financial transactions is the solution that will enable us to meet the Millennium Development Goals or correct global imbalances.
while longer-term downside risks relate mainly to potential further oil price rises, global imbalances and protectionism.
as well as to address the global imbalances that contributed to the financial crisis.
focusing, among other things, on global imbalances and financial stability,
Yet the entire United States policy consists of accentuating the imbalances: the global imbalances, of course, as this superpower no longer recognises any boundaries,
regulatory framework, global imbalances, energy and climate change,
One is that I would have liked to discuss with Mr Almunia these global imbalances and monetary intervention
We all knew it would be an uphill struggle to find a commonly agreed way to tackle global imbalances, but the G20 after long, hard negotiations opted for
International cooperation A number of issues( such as global imbalances and systemic macroeconomic
downside risks relate mainly to potential further oil price rises, global imbalances and protectionist pressures, especially after the suspension of the Doha round of trade talks.
also with a view to addressing global imbalances.
end to these bubbles, this excess of liquidity, this risk to financial stability unless we seriously tackle global imbalances.
to a strategy which, tomorrow, will enable us to correct the global imbalances that caused this crisis.
how a tax on financial transactions might help to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, correct the global imbalances and promote sustainable development.
tackle the global imbalance between energy supply
Co-operate towards the orderly unwinding of global imbalances;
In addition, concerns remain about the persistence of global imbalances.
Also a renewed widening of global imbalances could impact on European growth prospects.