Примеры использования Excessive fluctuations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A longer base period would also avoid excessive fluctuations in the scale.
A distinction was drawn between excessive fluctuations and distortions in income caused by conversion rates, as specified in resolution 55/5 B, and distorted exchange rates.
As the oil price is United States dollar-based, that would not lead to any excessive fluctuations or distortions of income.
Declining commodity terms of trade and excessive fluctuations in prices continued to pose problems in spite of the recent upsurge in the prices for some commodities.
However, it had been unable to agree on when such divergences should be deemed to cause"excessive fluctuations or distortions.
Within this context, the NBM shall have the right to make foreign exchange interventions if needed to attenuate excessive fluctuations of the exchange rate and to influence the evolution of the exchange rate with the view to establishing new favorable conditions for export growth.
It further recognizes the desirability of achieving a balance between production and consumption so as to avoid excessive fluctuations in prices.
Annual automatic recalculation of the scale was needed to eliminate excessive fluctuations and to ensure that contributions reflected current capacity to pay.
Recalled and reaffirmed its recommendation that market exchange rates should be used in preparing the scale except where that caused excessive fluctuations and distortions in income;
The Union also favoured annual recalculation of the scale in order to eliminate excessive fluctuations and to ensure that contributions reflected an up-to-date measure of relative wealth.
The current decline in the value of the national currency does not concernthe Central Bank too much, as it offers assurances that interventions in the foreign exchange market will prevent excessive fluctuations.
It was obvious that the scheme of limits,which was intended to avoid excessive fluctuations between successive scales, caused a cumulative distortion over time.
Conversion rates based on market exchange rates(MERs) should continue to be used for the scale of assessments,except where that would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in income.
The Committee agreed to continue to review its methods with a focus on eliminating excessive fluctuations or distortions in income caused by the conversions rates used.
The international community has to act urgently to reform the international financial system to ensure against massive currency attacks,manipulations and frequently excessive fluctuations.
It was thus necessary first to identify which Member States had incomes experiencing excessive fluctuations and distortions due to use of MERs and then to determine the best alternative rate.
Instruments of the foreign exchange policy shall include direct purchases of foreign currency andforex swap operations that would attenuate the short-term excessive fluctuations of the exchange rate.
Conversion rates should be based on market exchange rates,with some exceptions where they would cause excessive fluctuations and distortions in the reported income of a Member State.
Owing to the above-mentioned facts,those few members of the Committee concluded that the application of MERs as conversion rates for GNI data of those countries in national currencies to United States dollars cause excessive fluctuations and distortions.
Second, conversion rates based on MERs should be used for the 2007-2009 scale,except where excessive fluctuations justified the use of PAREs or other appropriate rates.
The Committee met with representatives of IMF and the World Bank and was briefed on the approach taken by those organizations with respect to exchange rates,especially in cases where market rates were not available and where excessive fluctuations and distortions complicated international comparisons.
When converting local currency datato United States dollars, market exchange rates should be used except where that caused excessive fluctuations or distortions in the income of Member States, when price-adjusted rates of exchange should be used.
Within this context, the NBM reserves the right to make foreign exchange interventions if needed to attenuate excessive fluctuations of the exchange rate.
MERs should be used for currency conversion; their replacement by PAREs orother appropriate conversion rates should be resorted to only where excessive fluctuations or distortions in the income of Member States were brought about through the use of MERs.
The Committee should also consider the use of PARE for countries where MERs caused excessive fluctuations and distortions.
The National Bank of Moldova shall, while conducting the foreign exchange policy, reserve the right to perform foreign exchange interventions in case of stringent necessity to smooth excessive fluctuations of the real exchange rate and to influence the exchange rate with the view to creating favorable conditions for economic growth.
On the other hand, a longer base period increased stability andpredictability in the scale by evening out excessive fluctuations from year to year.
The reserve money growth occurred due to foreign currency acquisitions, carried out in order to mitigate the excessive fluctuations of the exchange rate of national currency.
Within this context, the NBM shall have the right to make foreign exchange interventions, if needed, to smooth down excessive fluctuations of the official exchange rate.
These facilities shall be used with a view to maintaining the liquidity within the banking system at an optimal level and avoiding the excessive fluctuations of the interest rate on overnight credits/ deposits.