Examples of using Weak demand in English and their translations into Swedish
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In Europe, the weak demand has spread from Southern Europe to an increasing number of countries
Despite weak demand in 2015, CeDe Group continued to invest in new solutions in Construction Equipment,
Investment growth has been hampered by weak demand and a squeeze in profits, due to rising input prices.
Current account rebalancing remains asymmetrical reflecting weak demand in both debtor and creditor countries.
The problem is that not enough new jobs have been created, owing to weak demand for labour.
Inflation in the global economy was low, partly as a result of weak demand, which contributed to lower oil and food prices.
One of the European economy's main problems, as well as current weak demand and lower growth than elsewhere in the world, is high structural unemployment.
It is worth noting that Renault Trucks maintained its market share in Europe despite weak demand in its historic strong markets in Southern Europe.
And while businesses are still benefitting from lower borrowing costs, some of them are suffering from still too weak demand.
The 1960s were characterized by weak demand for forest products. Throughout the period 1959 until 1972, SCA's profitability was unsatisfactory and in two of these years SCA posted a loss.
There may be some risk of demands for compensation but the weak demand in certain sectors
However, one must remember that the causes of the low inflation rate were not linked to weak demand in the economy- that is,
this was a result of continued weak demand from several segments, such as agriculture,
As it is fundamentally weak demand that is the problem,
the EU invites Korea to co-operate with other shipbuilding nations to solve the problems related to capacity as well as falling prices and weak demand in this sector.
There were risks of the crisis' effects being greater than assumed in the main scenario in June, so that weak demand and low inflation in the rest of the world would lead to an even lower price rise in the Swedish economy.
Forcing many of our new members of the EU to abide by deflationary policies designed for the more developed economies of the euro zone is generating weak demand, weak growth and mass unemployment.
Weaker demand in Sweden and Finland is hurting expansion.
Solid profitability, weaker demand in some customer segments.
Weaker demand in the economy will probably also mean that inflation falls.