Examples of using Current growth in English and their translations into Russian
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Current growth may continue in the near future, with the potential of reaching 0.7700 and 0.7800.
our medium-term negative outlook remains unchanged and after the current growth, we expect the resumption of decline.
Current growth may continue in the near future,
Our forecast for the coming months remains negative, but the current growth is likely to continue today.
Our medium-term outlook remains negative for the yen, but the current growth may continue in the near future.
Despite current growth, we expect a drop in prices in the medium term,
The possibility of scaling the histogram by the current growth and the amount on the previous date is provided.
However, current growth within developing countries is taking place in the context of high energy prices.
A major source of downside risks to the current growth forecasts are-- apart from developments in Japan-- the uncertainties surrounding future economic developments in the United States.
It is worth noting that the current growth of stock indices in China has led to a price correction after the strong growth against the background of increased demand for defensive assets.
Without far-reaching debt relief measures, it will be virtually impossible for the country to sustain the current growth and stabilization of the economy.
the strict implementation of the plan that underlies the current growth in demand for the dollar,
There are certain apprehensions that the current growth has no substantial grounds
While there is a tendency to overrate the impact of the oil windfall on current growth, analyses based on long-term trends suggest that the economies of the ESCWA member countries have performed well below their potential since the early 1980s.
For this reason, should the current growth trend in this coverage continue,
However, this may depend on the current growth level of 2.2% in the construction industry(forecast at 2.1% in 2005)
the commodity sector is a major determinant of current growth and of prospective development.
Western Europe is exhibiting the highest annual population growth rate among the more developed regions- 0.56 per cent per annum during 1990-1995; the current growth rate is higher than that exhibited during 1980-1985(0.14 per cent)
Based on current growth projections, mobile will become the standard.
We expect a continuation of the current growth in the near future.