Examples of using Deleveraging in English and their translations into Swedish
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Deleveraging further advanced in a number of countries where household indebtedness is least elevated Graph 10a.
has been increasing until 2013, on the back of household deleveraging, remains significantly above the threshold.
Nonetheless, since mid-2013, the pace of deleveraging has slowed down due to subsidised lending schemes and a pick-up in growth.
Private sector credit flows picked up, while private sector deleveraging continued amid strengthening business and household savings.
the potential interlinkages between the sectors can have an impact of deleveraging on external positions.
Private sector debt decreased in 2014, driven by corporate sector deleveraging, largely due to negative credit growth.
In most countries, deleveraging is mainly linked to reduced spending,
ample liquidity in financial markets and deleveraging by public and private actors, investment levels remain low.
Private sector deleveraging continued while private sector credit flows were positive but low.
Imbalances: macroeconomic developments regarding private sector debt and ongoing deleveraging, coupled with remaining inefficiencies in the housing market, deserve attention.
Private sector deleveraging started early on,
Deleveraging in the non-financial private sector has still a long way to go in many European countries.
Deleveraging is ongoing but in most cases at a slow pace compared with past experience,
Deleveraging is slow as incentives to pay down debt is low,
Household and SME deleveraging is incomplete, and bank
Low potential growth and low inflation compound the risks associated with the high government debt by making deleveraging more difficult.
Overall, the economic reading highlights issues relating to the long-term fiscal sustainability, private sector deleveraging and labour market adjustment.
Private sector debt is very high but private deleveraging continues, leading to a marginal reduction in debt level.
a more robust recovery in nominal growth would help accelerate the deleveraging and rebalancing process.
which makes deleveraging difficult.