Примери за използване на Macroeconomic shocks на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The outcome confirmed participating banks' improved resilience to macroeconomic shocks.
It would improve the cushioning of large macroeconomic shocks and make EMU more resilient.
A high degree of flexibility in product andlabour markets is essential to cope with macroeconomic shocks.
Systemic risks can arise from severe macroeconomic shocks, financial imbalances, including excessive credit growth, leverage and maturity mismatches, and contagion effects.
Stress tests have shown that the powerful potential confrontation macroeconomic shocks have 17 major commercial banks in China.
Countries must have well-functioning product and labour markets,which is essential to cope with macroeconomic shocks.
As shown by the crisis years,existing national stabilisation mechanisms may not be sufficient to absorb certain macroeconomic shocks and there are often risks of negative spill-over to other countries, with a particularly damaging impact on public investment levels and the real economy.
The document talks about the creation of a“fiscal stabilisation function for the euro area”,whose aim will be to mitigate large macroeconomic shocks.
Covering the shortfalls by raising capital would then result in the creation of prudential buffers in the four Greek banks,which will facilitate their capacity to address potential adverse macroeconomic shocks in the short and medium term and their capacity to improve the resilience of their balance sheet, keeping an adequate level of solvency.
Agrees with the ECB, furthermore, that it is necessary to deepen the institutional architecture of EMU to support the above-mentioned reforms andto make the euro area more resilient to macroeconomic shocks;
This effect has been peculiar to financial crises and does not apply to recessions or macroeconomic shocks that come from outside the financial system.
Covering the shortfalls by raising capital will result in the creation of prudential buffers at the four Greek banks, which will improve the resilience of their balance sheets andtheir capacity to withstand potential adverse macroeconomic shocks.
Covering the shortfalls by raising capital would then result in the creation of prudential buffers in the four Greek banks,which will facilitate their capacity to address potential adverse macroeconomic shocks,” the ECB said in a statement, adding that a minimum of €4.4 billion, corresponding to the AQR and baseline shortfall, was expected to be covered by private investors.
The economic recovery developed gradually, as the authorities pursued a tight monetary and tax policy, as well as used a favorable external economic environment to increase liquidity andincrease the stability of the economy to macroeconomic shocks.
By delivering solidarity to member states facing an exceptional crisis,absorbing macroeconomic shocks that can affect the euro zone as a whole and promoting upward convergence, such a tool could make the most of the currency, while helping to achieve full employment within the Union”, said Ms Berès.
The industry retains several comparative advantages, including significant geographic diversification when tourists arrive,providing a buffer against negative external macroeconomic shocks elsewhere”, adds Moody's.
Achieving the ambitious Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)- which aim to end poverty, boost shared prosperity, and promote sustainability, between now and 2030- will require overcoming some major obstacles,ranging from securing enough financing to addressing climate change to managing macroeconomic shocks.
The transfer of sovereignty over monetary policy requires alternative adjustment mechanisms such as the implementation of growth-enhancing structural reforms, the single market, the Banking Union, the Capital Markets Union, to create a safer financial sector, anda fiscal capacity to cope with macroeconomic shocks and increase the competitiveness and stability of Member States' economies, in order to make the euro area an optimal currency area.
Information about the distribution of wealth, debt andincome is particularly important for gaining a better understanding of the monetary transmission mechanism and the impact of macroeconomic shocks on financial stability.
However, according to a 2009 Working Paper by the Bank for International Settlements, empirical evidence does not confirm the implicit assumption ofpast macro stress tests, namely that it is a severe macroeconomic shock that breaks down a fragile financial system28.
Analysis published earlier this year by the Peterson Institute for International Economics found that if the US were to act on the threat, imposing a 25 per cent tariff on auto imports from all countries, US auto production would fall by 1.5 per cent, with the sector shedding almost 2 per cent of its workforce and195,000 workers becoming unemployed nationally as a result of the macroeconomic shock.
In the absence of external shocks, the macroeconomic situation will remain stable and under control.
The results of the test confirm the overall resilience of the EU banking system to negative macroeconomic and financial shocks, and are an important step forward in restoring market confidence.
The macroeconomic and financial effects of oil price shocks.
One of the main tasks of macroeconomic research is to comprehend how both shocks and systematic policy shifts affect macroeconomic variables in the short and long run.
The ST was conducted in July 2016 with a purpose to assess the resilience of the banks in Bulgaria to absorb shocks from hypothetical negative financial and macroeconomic developments.
Given the limited room for manoeuvre for monetary policy under the currency board arrangement,it is imperative that other policy areas provide the economy with the wherewithal to cope with country-specific shocks and to avoid the reoccurrence of macroeconomic imbalances.
Given the limited room for manoeuvre for monetary policy under the currency board arrangement,it is imperative that other policy areas provide the economy with the wherewithal to cope with country-specific shocks and to avoid the reoccurrence of macroeconomic imbalances.
Given the limited room for manoeuvre for monetary policy under the tightly managed exchange rate regime in Croatia, as well as the currency board framework in Bulgaria, it is imperative that other policy areas support the capacity of these economiesto maintain price stability, cope with country-specific shocks and avoid the build-up of macroeconomic imbalances.
The key objectives of the macroeconomic assessment are:to analyse the main macroeconomic aggregates and identify potential sources of macroeconomic and debt instability; to assess existing macroeconomic and fiscal policies and their contribution to stabilising the macroeconomic framework in the short and medium term; to assess efforts to strengthen DRM; and to assess vulnerability to external shocks and efforts to strengthen macroeconomic resilience.