Примеры использования Account deficits на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Countries with large current account deficits have been most hurt.
Many of the ECE economies have significant current account deficits.
This leads to large current account deficits and unsustainable debt.
Current account deficits are expected to expand in the United States after a sharp fall in 2008.
Thus, the trend towards widening current account deficits intensified.
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Current account deficits often indicate a lack of international competitiveness.
Seventeen least developed countries ran double-digit current account deficits in 2013.
Thailand had long had exploding current account deficits and weak fundamental macroeconomic indicators.
With the exception of Palestine, there were no signs of external fragility even in those countries with current account deficits.
This in turn contributed to widening current account deficits in economies like the United States of America.
A key vulnerability for many of the European emerging economies prior to the crisis was their large current account deficits.
On average, current account deficits in these countries increased from -1.5 per cent of GDP in 2007 to -1.8 per cent in 2008.
Subsequently, in some, mostly CIS, countries, import restrictions were imposed when current account deficits increased.
Current account deficits(relative to GDP) are, however, still large in a number of countries, such as Turkey, Ukraine and South Africa.
Egypt, Jordan, Oman, the Sudan, the Syrian Arab Republic,the United Arab Emirates and Yemen are forecast to have current account deficits.
Countries with high current account deficits have limited scope for financial stimulus to counter external pressures.
As a result, most emerging markets andthose in countries with high current account deficits had very weak performances in 1994.
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Moreover, a number of developing andtransition economies maintain large current account deficits and overvaluation of their exchange rates.
Record high oil and food prices were wiping out any gains from the commodity boom andproducing inflation and current account deficits.
In the most vulnerable oil-importing countries, current account deficits may worsen, entailing significant increases in external debt.
Banking and finance activities are recovering, butbudget deficits in many countries remain a concern and current account deficits continue.
While Jordan, Lebanon andPalestine experienced current account deficits in 2006, the level of deficits declined in all three ESCWA members in terms of GDP.
In most of the transition countries,recovery had been underpinned by domestic demand, whose adverse consequence had been a general widening of current account deficits.
However, the very large current account deficits in Estonia and Latvia may lead to a tightening of macroeconomic policies, which may, in turn, somewhat moderate their growth rates.
In the faster-growing economies of 1997(Croatia, Poland and Slovakia),there will be some deceleration as policies are tightened to check the growth of current account deficits.
In addition, external account deficits are large-- between 24 and 36 per cent-- in Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Enough experience has accumulated to prove that it is impossible for virtually any country to run increasing fiscal and current account deficits for a long period of time.
This context of scant economic growth, widening current account deficits and more limited capital inflows poses new and greater challenges for 2014, specifically for monetary authorities.
At the same time, rising fuel prices andresurgent domestic demand pushed up import spending, leading to a slight widening of trade and current account deficits in most countries.