Examples of using Foreign demand in English and their translations into Slovak
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Euro area exports are expected to benefit from the projected recovery in euro area foreign demand and by some competitiveness gains.
The reference scenario expects more robust export growth compared to the Commission forecast, against the backdrop of an assumed stronger foreign demand growth.
Among the driving factors, export growth is expected to continue to support economic activity, as foreign demand is assumed to continue to grow at a robust pace.
WASHINGTON- Foreign demand for U.S. Treasury securities rose to a record level in July
CEE factories remain highly dependent on foreign demand.
Nonetheless, Mexico's trade slowdown since the year 2000 has brought to light the country's vulnerability to fluctuations in foreign demand.
The relative strength of extra-euro area exports vis-à-vis foreign demand in the short term reflects improving price competitiveness across euro area countries, compounded by a further normalisation of car exports.
both domestic and foreign demand are expected to support ongoing real GDP growth in the euro area in 2008,
Overall, euro area foreign demand, which expanded by 3.6% last year, is expected to
In 2016, annual growth should reach 2.1% and 1.9% respectively, on the back of strengthened domestic and foreign demand, very accommodative monetary policy
This will, in turn, gradually reduce foreign demand for the country 's exports,
Compared to the previous forecast there has been a re-evaluation towards slightly lower growth due to the consolidation of public finances and lower foreign demand,” NBS deputy governor Ján Tóth said, as quoted by TASR.
especially what is the relationship between domestic and foreign demand, which decides on the strength of economic activity.
Waning foreign demand, especially from Asia
since business investment should benefit from strong foreign demand and eventually respond to favourable credit conditions
broadly in line with foreign demand.
Euro area foreign demand, which expanded by 3.7% last year, is expected to
both domestic and foreign demand are expected to support ongoing growth.
which is weighing on global growth and foreign demand for euro area exports.
in emerging market economies, which have the potential to further weigh on global growth and foreign demand for euro area exports.