Examples of using Downside risks in English and their translations into Russian
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is slowing down and presents strong downside risks.
may increase due to the downside risks on the world stock markets.
Managing downside risks The improved short-term prospects for the world economy are tempered by some potentially far-reaching downside risks.
However, there are substantial uncertainties and several downside risks that might lead to a less attractive outcome.
there are some important downside risks to these forecasts.
Africa's medium-term growth prospects also remain positive despite considerable downside risks, including political instability
presents strong downside risks.
However, downside risks posed to the region's future growth include a prolonged period of slow global growth,
The downside risks to the prospects for recovery in the world's major economies are compounded by the expected direct
slowing Chinese economy and falling commodity prices increased downside risks for US inflation.
The region's downside risks include the possibility of weakening business confidence in EU which may,
But downside risks remain with economic growth dependent mostly on external demand while household spending is not recovering due to slow wage growth
This means addressing potential downside risks such as global imbalances,
that the persistent macroeconomic difficulties in the developed economies were likely to pose significant downside risks to the medium-term outlook.
the need for more effective international policy coordination has become an imperative against the backdrop of a fragile recovery of the global economy and various downside risks, such as destabilizing capital outflows
social conditions in crisis countries had suffered serious setbacks, and downside risks were substantial.
established in April 2008, a collective commitment to shielding people from downside risks in an enduring and empowering manner is central to improving food and nutritional security.
The major uncertainties and the downside risks within the region continue to be concentrated on Argentina,
problems of developing countries"(A/63/181), said that the favourable global economic conditions that had underpinned developing countries' improved external debt situation were facing significant downside risks owing to the ongoing financial crisis in a number of major developed countries.
Lingering effects of the currency overhaul pose a downside risk to our forecasts.