Examples of using Debt levels in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The use of this EU guarantee and of EIB funds has no impact on the deficit or debt levels of Member States.
However, the pace of adjustment could differ across countries with the appropriate adjustment path being defined on the basis of economic conditions and debt levels.
stability back to Hungary and reducing debt levels.
reduce significantly their deficit and debt levels;
Moreover, high debt levels and historically low interest rates have left policymakers with fewer traditional tools to stimulate the economy in the event of another recession.
Securing long-term control over deficit and reducing high debt levels remains a key building block towards sustainable growth.
China was singled out as a major factor behind rising debt levels, but Japan and the United States account for half of that debt. .
Private and public debt levels, as a country will experience greater difficulties in restoring its competitiveness with limited financial resources.
Private sector debt levels have increased
Public finances are in tatters, with deficits now reaching 7% of GDP and debt levels having increased by 20 percentage points over two years, thus undoing 20 years of consolidation.
Excessive imbalance: very high domestic and external debt levels continue to pose risks for growth
Furthermore, personal debt levels continue to increase,
public and private debt levels will continue to act as a constraint on public and private investment.
High debt levels constitute a vulnerability,
It was said that public finance constraints, as well as public and private debt levels, would continue to act as a restriction on public and private investment.
High private-sector debt levels and a high ratio of non‑performing loans are restricting banks' lending capacity,
In particular, high private-sector debt levels and a high ratio of non‑performing loans restrict banks' lending capacity,
for imbalances to correct, notably but not only those that involve high debt levels.
often combined with high debt levels(in deficit countries).
and reported debt levels.