Examples of using Macroeconomic conditions in English and their translations into Swedish
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The nature of BNPP's business makes it particularly sensitive to market and macroeconomic conditions in Europe, which have been difficult
This foundation of expertise is combined with a formal analysis of macroeconomic conditions and their projected impact on the local property markets in order to shape an investment strategy.
The nature of the BNPP's business makes it particularly sensitive to market and macroeconomic conditions in Europe, which have been difficult
Sound macroeconomic conditions are essential to underpin a credible effort to increase potential growth and create jobs.
The framework allows for objectively-based differentiation between Member States according to their fiscal space and macroeconomic conditions Graph 6.
capital requirements and macroeconomic conditions.
at the same time as macroeconomic conditions are more stable than for many years.
based on forward-looking macroeconomic conditions.
the 2008 Convergence Report, largely reflecting significantly worsening macroeconomic conditions.
However, the Regulation states that account must be taken of certain specific circumstances such as general macroeconomic conditions, ongoing or planned privatisations
Wage developments can contribute to stable macroeconomic conditions and an employment-friendly policy mix provided that real wage increases are in line with the underlying rate of productivity growth over the medium term
capable of ensuring stable macroeconomic conditions in an area of peace,
sustainable growth in the years ahead by ensuring stable macroeconomic conditions and by strengthening the supply-side of the economy.
a coherent policy which, in particular, maintains healthy macroeconomic conditions and which is supported by social consensus.
the creation of the right macroeconomic conditions including wage moderation,
saying that in the current macroeconomic conditions it will not give positive effect.
In this context, the broadly neutral aggregate fiscal stance in the euro area expected in 2016 appears appropriate in light of the overall macroeconomic conditions and downside risks to growth.
area banking sector and how macroprudential policy responses might take account of changes in macroeconomic conditions.
sustainable growth in the years ahead by ensuring stable macroeconomic conditions and by strengthening the supply-side of the economy, Ireland is recommended to.
In addition, with the same methodology, a budgetary position providing a sufficient safety margin to avoid in the future breaching the 3% of GDP deficit threshold under normal macroeconomic conditions would not be reached before 2007.