Примеры использования Oil-importing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Other oil-exporting Oil-importing.
Oil-importing countries Sub-Saharan Africa.
Increasing fiscal deficits in oil-importing countries.
In the oil-importing countries, economic growth decelerated in 1997.
Growth in Africa, oil-exporting vs. oil-importing countries.
Oil-importing African countries are affected by high oil prices.
External borrowing by oil-importing countries has increased significantly.
On the other hand,it will ease the pressure on the budgets of oil-importing countries.
Economic activity in the oil-importing countries has been buoyant overall.
Oil-exporting countries expanded more strongly than oil-importing countries.
Moreover, oil-importing countries have sustained large terms of trade losses.
IV. External balances also a concern for oil-importing African countries.
Growth for the oil-importing countries in the region was mediocre in 2000.
Moreover, rising oil prices posed a real burden for oil-importing developing countries.
Africa's oil-importing countries will see the state of their current account balances worsen.
Fluctuations in oil prices will have adverse growth impacts on oil-importing countries.
In the oil-importing countries, these price increases had varying effects on public-sector income.
Improving that capacity would benefit both oil-exporting and oil-importing countries.
How should oil-importing developing countries manage their exposure to price risks?
This may lower international oil prices andraise consumption in oil-importing countries.
In addition, many oil-importing countries still rely on oil as a major source of energy.
If we do not act jointly and immediately, and if, in this forum, we are not able to come up with a balanced solution to this problem,we will effectively condemn oil-importing countries to bankruptcy for years to come.
By the same token, the oil-importing countries of the region are to receive a windfall from the lower price of their oil imports.
The rise in oil prices could ultimately lead to increased interest rates inmajor capital markets and the current account deficits of the most vulnerable oil-importing countries might worsen, contributing to significant increases in external debt.
For oil-importing countries, such as Ethiopia and the Niger, the chronic current account deficit increased further in 2009.
Figure VII Total exports by oil-exporting, oil-importing and mineral-rich countries and by Africa as a whole, 2011-2014.
Oil-importing African countries are characterized by high oil-intensity of primary energy sources and inelastic oil demand.
As noted in part II,some low-income oil-importing developing countries have been particularly hard hit see table 3.
Oil-importing developing countries, especially the least developed ones, would face additional difficulties as a result of higher oil prices and require assistance.
This decline was the result of widening current account deficits in oil-importing countries from -4.4 per cent of GDP in 2006 to -5.0 per cent in 2007.