Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Deleveraging in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The overall pace of deleveraging has slowed down,
Deleveraging in the non-financial private sector has still a long way to go in many European countries.
Deleveraging further advanced in a number of countries where household indebtedness is least elevated Graph 10a.
Government deleveraging started later, as the first
are relatively underdeveloped and currently insufficient to fill the funding gap created by bank deleveraging.
increases the economic costs of rebalancing and deleveraging.
The latest developments show a very uneven deleveraging picture across countries
Private sector debt decreased in 2014, driven by corporate sector deleveraging, largely due to negative credit growth.
There are also strong deleveraging pressures in the context of low growth, low inflation
Private debt is on the decrease; the corporate deleveraging is taking place in an orderly manner
Second, the pace of consolidation should remain moderate as long as private demand remains constrained by deleveraging or credit restrictions.
Private sector debt is beyond the threshold but deleveraging pressures appear contained.
Fiscal austerity has exacerbated the impact of deleveraging by exerting a direct
As a consequence, the current need for deleveraging often imposes banks to shrink their balance sheets by reducing credit provision.
As banks were deleveraging and becoming much more risk-averse than in previous years,
Private sector deleveraging started early on, when the crisis broke out,
taking into account deleveraging pressures in the financial and non-financial sectors, credit contraction continued in 2014 in the most vulnerable countries.
In Member States with large stocks of private debt, promote an orderly deleveraging, including by facilitating the resolution of unviable private debt.
Deleveraging in the private sector has still a long way to go in many euro area Member States.
Deleveraging is ongoing