Примеры использования External liabilities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Net external liabilities net IIP.
External liabilities- foreign debt 100 188.
Subsequently, Greenspan andGuidotti suggested that reserves should cover external liabilities coming due in one year.
External liabilities percentage of 2001 gross domestic product.
Consequently, the region was able to run a current-account surplus andreduce its net external liabilities for the third year running.
The external liabilities of the RF Subjects made USD 0.1 bin.
Some middle-income countries also reduced their external liabilities through transactions on the secondary market for Brady bonds.
The external liabilities of constituent territories of the Russian Federation were running at $0,1bn.
A vulnerability yardstick developed by ESCAP indicates that the reserves of a number of countries are substantially exceeded by their overall gross external liabilities.
External liabilities of Kazakh companies stayed at $140 bln, almost unchanged since the beginning of 2010.
Two areas noted as requiring improvement were data on external liabilities of the private sector and off balance sheet commitments of central banks.
Large external liabilities emerge, often leading to sudden and significant reversals of capital flows.
Seeking to lessen their external vulnerability,many countries also took steps to restructure and reduce their external liabilities.
Prior to 31 August 2002, the external liabilities of members had not been taken into account before loans were authorized.
Private external borrowing also plays a central role in the diverging trends of the net and gross external liabilities of developing countries.
Their external liabilities have been declined by USD 6.9 bln, basically due to early redemption of the RF external debt.
Total amount of liabilities subject to restructuring amount to 1.72 bn,which includes $0.58 bn domestic liabilities and $1.15 bn external liabilities.
Their external liabilities rose by 3.6 billion dollars, which resulted from sales of the newly issued debt securities of the Government of Russia by non-residents.
Countries are encouraged to develop national comprehensive strategies to monitor and manage external liabilities as a key element in reducing national vulnerabilities.
They are included in the government's external liabilities and can exert pressure on the balance of payments in case of in case of accelerated repatriation of profits and equity.
Even countries with large current-account surpluses, such as Singapore andMalaysia, have experienced downward pressure on their reserves because of reversal of some gross external liabilities from previous years.
In nearly half of the region's countries, gross external liabilities increased by negligible amounts and some countries even saw a reduction in nominal terms Jamaica, Peru and Venezuela.
The change in the outlook also reflected the improvement in the sovereign's external liquidity position thanks to an increase in the National Oil Fund's assets from $30bln as of end-2010 to $64bln as of July 2013 anda decline in banking sector external liabilities from a peak of $45.5bln in Oct 2007 to $8.8bln in May 2013.
The external liabilities of banks dropped by $3.3bln, while their external assets decreased by $2.2bln. International assets of the government rose by $1.5bln, and its liabilities declined by $0.4bln.
Urges the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to continue to implement national comprehensive strategies to monitor and manage the external liabilities embedded in the domestic preconditions for debt sustainability, including sound macroeconomic and public resource management;
It is also needed because the continued servicing of domestic debt contracted at very high interest rates andconcentrated in the hands of a small number of bondholders with highly regressive taxes causes greater difficulties in making progress towards the MDGs than servicing external liabilities.
National comprehensive strategies to monitor and manage external liabilities, embedded in the domestic preconditions for debt sustainability, including sound macroeconomic policies and public resource management, are a key element in reducing national vulnerabilities.
Attention will be paid not only to macroeconomic fundamentals, including unsustainable exchange rates and current account positions, but also to the role of institutional and regularatory weaknesses in generating excessive credit expansion, bubbles in asset markets, andlarge build-ups of liquid and short-term external liabilities.
Another group of countries(Argentina, Costa Rica, Chile and Uruguay)saw their gross external liabilities increase by between 4 and 7 per cent, while Paraguay registered a spectacular increase of nearly 40 per cent due to an unprecedented US$ 400 million government bond issue.