Примеры использования Liquidity crisis на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What determines a liquidity crisis?
December 2015 was characterized by record rates in the money market,reflecting tenge liquidity crisis.
First, it would ease the liquidity crisis in United States financial markets.
Even with all the talk about global recession and the liquidity crisis.
Only after a liquidity crisis in 1975 did UNDP start to fully fund its operational reserve, starting with $15 million in 1977.
UNRWA delayed the payment of salaries andwages for a few days in early 2002 when it experienced a liquidity crisis.
A distinction should be made between arrears resulting from a liquidity crisis and those caused by a solvency crisis. .
One means to correct the liquidity crisis could be to disqualify countries with a high level of arrears from bidding on procurement contracts.
An effective international lender of last resort can avoid the bad equilibrium by committing to provide financing if a liquidity crisis arises.
The Palestinian Authority is beginning to recover from the liquidity crisis that followed the formation of the Hamas-led Government early in 2006.
It is our responsibility, as a development bank,to act promptly by helping our best clients to get through the financial and liquidity crisis.
Housing slowed markedly, and a credit/liquidity crisis began, creeping into most segments of the financial industry.
Similarly, the lack of an international coordination mechanism for exchange rates meant that countries could not put in place sounder measures to manage the liquidity crisis.
It is also well known that a liquidity crisis can become a solvency crisis if the relief on debt servicing is not sufficient to promote a strong recovery.
However, as asset prices declined,opportunities for profit increased, especially as the liquidity crisis was dampened and fundamentals improved.
In both cases there has been an accusation of pro-cyclical behaviour by portfolio investors(mutual funds andhedge funds) which has contributed to exacerbating the liquidity crisis.
In the fourth quarter, the failure of a second-tiered brokerage firm triggered a liquidity crisis that led to a chain of bankruptcies and a sharp sell-off in the stock market.
UNRWA could experience a liquidity crisis as a result of donors not fulfilling their commitments to UNRWA on a timely basis and UNRWA not managing its cash holdings efficiently and effectively.
A case can be made for a new general allocation of SDRs in the present context of global deflation and liquidity crisis in developing countries and countries in transition.
Although the liquidity crisis is easing, financial management issues continue to hamper the Government's ability to allocate funds quickly in response to urgent needs.
In the short term, the Agency was facing a funding shortfall and a liquidity crisis, which, unless resolved, threatened to disrupt Agency operations in the fourth quarter of 2001.
The negative consequences of carry trading strategy may become visible in several areas as a surge in volatility of the national currency's exchange rate andprices for financial assets, or as a liquidity crisis in the banking system.
This problem became obvious in the recent experience of Mexico, where a liquidity crisis led to the collapse of the currency before an international lender-of-last-resort agreement could be put together.
Private borrowers may decide to minimize borrowing costs and accumulate currency and maturity mismatches if they think that they will be bailed out in the event of a currency or liquidity crisis.
In the case of middle-income countries faced with acute liquidity crisis, large financial rescue packages have been mobilized to allow debtor countries to face their short-term debt obligations.
Another implication for market borrowers is that reliance on portfolio investment can make the adjustment process quite rapid following a liquidity crisis, as funds are withdrawn in a short time.
However, the downside risk has increased substantially: if the liquidity crisis were to spill over to the market for emerging market debt, developing countries could face a sudden increase in their financing costs.
The recent financial crises have revealed the importance of having in place institutions that can inject liquidity into economies that,while not suffering from acute structural problems, are facing a liquidity crisis.
Who can forget that in 1985 it was the foreign banks' decision to recall short-term loans that precipitated a liquidity crisis in South Africa and planted, as a prominent Afrikaner politician put it,"a last nail in the coffin of apartheid"?
The degeneration of the international economic environment for many developing countries and economies in transition in 1997-1998 was characterizedby a sudden and contagious outflow of foreign capital, placing these economies in a balance-of-payments liquidity crisis.