Examples of using External demand in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
This is therefore expected to affect external demand further.(The forecasts are based on an exchange rate of $1=0.84 ECU and $1 1.65DM);
This is partly because external demand is still weak as a result of the global recession.
Exports decelerated noticeably and the weakness in external demand combined with less favourable growth prospects led to an important downward adjustment in stocks.
strong reliance on external demand entails macroeconomic risks in a context of subdued foreign demand. .
The result has been a brake on domestic demand at a time when external demand is fading.
mainly as a result of a slowdown in the external demand.
However, the main driver behind the acceleration in GDP growth will be an upturn in investment and exports as external demand picks up.
mainly due to weakening external demand.
helping private consumption to offset weak external demand.
the only driving force was coming from external demand and exports.
Beyond the recent geopolitical tensions and fading external demand, weak growth stems from already falling confidence among business
External demand has been weaker than expected and insufficient implementation of structural reforms and political and social instability,
expansionary measures introduced to offset subdued external demand.
Since the summer, a marked slowdown in external demand has been taking place while downside risks to the global economy are growing in light of geopolitical factors
Through its effect on external demand and price and cost adjustment this could erode peripheral countries' efforts to regain competitiveness,
less so in the event of shocks to investment or external demand.
Low inflation, favourable monetary conditions, high profitability of investment and sustained external demand should ensure that the present recovery continues to strengthen leading to the creation of 3.4 million jobs over the period 1997-1999.
lower external demand, reduced confidence among companies
In Belgium, the weakness of domestic demand relative to external demand is likely to have increased the already wide current surplus,
trade outlook since the Finnish economy has traditionally been highly dependent on external demand.