Примеры использования Further devaluation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We expect further devaluation of the yen in the medium term.
Japanese index can be supported by further devaluation of the yen.
Further devaluation of the Japanese currency will lead to growth on the Japanese market.
Growth in Japan can continue in case of further devaluation of the yen.
Despite this, we expect further devaluation of the yen against the dollar in the medium term.
The Japanese market is expects the raise of demand for risky assets and the further devaluation of the yen.
We forecast a further devaluation of the yen in the medium term and maintain a negative outlook in the near future.
The national currency suffered further devaluation later in the year.
Despite this, the tightening of monetary policy in the United States andits softening in Japan leads to a further devaluation of the yen.
The national currency suffered further devaluation later in the year.
On the other hand, the tightening of monetary policy in the United States andits weakening in Japan leads to the further devaluation of the yen.
Anticipating the need for further devaluation of the Dollar to achieve the inflation target of the Fed, investors will open short positions in the US Currency.
Japanese market may continue to grow in case of further devaluation of the Japanese yen.
Cloning opens up an even greater opportunity than some reproductive technologies do for manipulations with the genetic component of the personality and contributes to its further devaluation.
Despite the growth of demand for defensive assets as the yen,we expect further devaluation of the Japanese yen and maintain a medium-term negative outlook.
In view of cost-push inflation, as factors of production prevail, especially influenced by commodity prices, and depressed consumer demand, we see the possibility for inflation to take hold at the level of 7.5% at the end of the current year, if the potential increase of tariffs(which were commented by the President)will be postponed to the next year, and there will be no further devaluation of tenge relative to other currencies.
The growth in the Japanese market may continue in case of further devaluation of the yen, but the Chinese and Australian markets will probably decline in the medium term.
The main markets of the Asia-Pacific region continued to fall against the backdrop of further devaluation of the yuan.
The Japanese stock market has a strong potential for growth in case of further devaluation of the yen and our medium-term outlook for the region's markets remains positive.
Waiting for new stimulus from the Bank of Japan andFederal Reserve policy tightening lead to further devaluation of the Japanese yen.
Property market prices could halve if the eurozone breaks up;other risks include the further devaluation of the euro, which makes the UK market look more expensive, and changes to the UK planning system, which would make it easier to convert offices into homes and add to the pipeline.
At present, the Tajik financial institutions are executing a reasonably effective fiscal policy,trying to avoid further devaluation of Somoni and the collapse of the economy.
Today we can see a corrective movement, butin the medium term, we expect further devaluation of the yen, although the potential for such a movement is significantly reduced.
Demand for the yen is supported by geopolitical tension andin the case of its weakening, we expect further devaluation of the Japanese yen in the medium and long term.
Besides the hardships caused by the fighting in the city and the blockade which was imposed for several months,additional problems arose from the further devaluation of the Afghan currency, reported to be printed in India in extremely large quantities, and the resulting rise in the rate of inflation.
The recent currency devaluation would further aggravate Senegal's economic situation.
It suggests that the government will reduce cash injections into the economy to cope with industrial slowdown,which makes further Yuan devaluation less probable.
Such illogical behavior of the tenge further strengthened the devaluation expectations that took place in early August.
By 1961 it was becoming hard to maintain this price, and a pool of US andEuropean banks agreed to manipulate the market to prevent further currency devaluation against increased gold demand.
Further, drastic devaluation of the Ghanaian currency(the cedi) has made the costs of inputs such as fertilizers too expensive for ordinary peasants to afford.