Examples of using External demand in English and their translations into Italian
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This should support external demand for euro area goods and services and thereby investment.
External demand was also consolidated by improved competitiveness, brought about by increased productivity,
As a result, the forecasts reflect progressively weaker external demand for EU exports following a strong year in 1997;
External demand should therefore provide ongoing support to euro area exports and investment.
The relative depreciation of the euro has increased external demand and the departure of Lafontaine has increased the confidence of the German business sector.
The result has been a brake on domestic demand at a time when external demand is fading.
But now growth rates for Chinese exports and related indices in manufacturing have fallen, largely owing to weak external demand, especially in Europe.
Willingness to tackle inflation is impeded by Asia's heavy reliance on exports and external demand.
while an improvement is forecast for 2003 as a result of resuming external demand.
less efficient for shocks related to investments or external demand.
mainly as a result of a slowdown in the external demand.
less so in the event of shocks to investment or external demand.
The weaker international environment adversely affected external demand in the euro area and hampered business investment.
primarily due to a marked slowdown in investment growth and a deterioration of external demand growth.
benefiting from competitiveness improvements and solid external demand.
Exports declined 12.2% y-o-y to US$36.4 billion in February on weakening external demand, especially from China, South Korea's largest trade partner.
the economy is now experiencing reflation with improving external demand.
Exports are held back by the still low level of external demand, investment is hampered by uncertainty
Fragile confidence in the prospects for external demand and an increase in the cost of capital associated with declines in global stock markets are likely to have reduced corporate incentives to increase capital spending.
softer than expected external demand and further tensions in financial markets cannot be ruled out,