Примеры использования Their pre-crisis на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And the industry has not yet been released to their pre-crisis positions.
Nevertheless, fuel and energy exports s ll remained far below their pre-crisis highs(amoun ng to just 57% of their 201 levels), while all other exports prac cally recovered their previous volumes.
However, transition economies and Africa had not yet achieved their pre-crisis level.
In many countries, however, prices have remained above their pre-crisis levels, and for those countries, the crisis is far from over.
As figure VIII shows, the terms of trade have,generally speaking, returned to their pre-crisis trends.
Nevertheless, many of the region's economies will not return to their pre-crisis income level peaks(generally in 2008) until mid-2011 or 2012.
By the first quarter of 2010, world exports recovered to 81 per cent of their pre-crisis values.
While private investment flows andforeign direct investment remained below their pre-crisis level, increasing inflows of short-term capital were imposing policy constraints on a number of developing countries.
As a result,it has reached a crisis peak and the level of their pre-crisis indicators.
Since the middle of 2008, food prices have declined rapidly buthave not returned to their pre-crisis levels; in March 2009, the international prices of rice and grains were about 50 per cent higher than three years previously.
Nevertheless, unemployment rates in the crisis-hit economies remain well above their pre-crisis levels.
However, exchange rates for a majority of countries have remained at values far below their pre-crisis levels although a few recovered some of their value against the United States dollar.
In effect, this has allowed Russian lenders to continue operations largely at their pre-crisis levels.
Cross-border FS activities witnessed asharp drop in 2009, with exports still significantly below their pre-crisis levels 35 per cent for transition economies, owing to their high exposure to troubled banking sector in Europe and the US.
This commitment has been well received by investors, andFDI inflows have returned to their pre-crisis levels.
First, as has already been mentioned, FDI flows remain some 25 per cent below their pre-crisis average and nearly 50 per cent below their 2007 peak.
Over the first three quarters of 2017, retail loans were issued to the total value of Rb 6.4 trillion,which in nominal terms corresponds to their pre-crisis level.
By May 2011, many commodity prices, particularly wheat andmaize, surpassed their pre-crisis peaks, raising food security concerns figure 3.
The upturn in exports is notable particularly for developing economies,with all developing regions estimated to have already surpassed their pre-crisis levels.
By the first quarter of 2011, global infrastructure services exports were still 10- 15 per cent below their pre-crisis levels, with the exception of communication services figure 1.
In addition, the Secretary-General expressed concern about the fact that the LDCs were still suffering from the aftermath of the global recession, andwere likely to lose several years before returning to their pre-crisis growth path.
In contrast, developing countries had weathered the worst of the global economic crisis without significant ill effect,having recovered their pre-crisis per-capita income levels within a year and a half.
Equity markets in the Philippines, the Republic of Korea and Thailand, for example,are already at their pre-crisis peaks.
Moreover, the Government ordered all State andprivate companies to reduce prices(which had been forced up by the currency fall) to their pre-crisis levels, effectively introducing a price freeze.
The region's GDPhas doubled since 1997, with per capita incomes now significantly above their pre-crisis values.
Remittance inflows as a percentage of GDP fell in most of the European emerging economies in 2008 and 2009 and, in many cases,have not returned to their pre-crisis levels, although the value of remittances has increased in 2011 and 2012.
With the aim of improving access to health care services we restored the reference prices that had been lowered during the economic recession, to their pre-crisis levels.
By the end of 1999, most of the countries in South-East Asia affected by the financial crisis were showing signs of recovery interms of their economic growth rates, but these improvements have not been sufficient to restore to their pre-crisis levels the incomes of the 15 million or so people in East Asia who had been pushed below the poverty line by the crisis.
For the majority of types of economic activity, the levels of investments remained far below their pre-crisis indices Table 17.
Those crises lasted for 183 and177 months respectively; however, both stock indexes are now above their pre-crisis highs.