Примери за използване на Spring forecast на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The spring forecast shows the breach is not temporary.
The planned deficit is not temporary,as is evidenced by the spring forecast.
Spring forecast 2010-11: gradual economic recovery in progress in the EU.
The baseline scenario was based on the 2013 spring forecast underlying the 2013 EDP recommendations.
The Spring Forecast is clouded by a higher than usual degree of uncertainty.
Mario Draghi did not give concrete examples, but they can be seen quite clearly in the data in Olli Rehn's spring forecast.
The Commission's spring forecast confirms that the economic recovery is in progress in the EU.
Furthermore, as result of the policy decision taken after the spring forecast deficit in 2010 can be considered temporary.
The Commission's spring forecast significantly deviates from the visions of the Croatian government.
The upwards revision of inflation reflects the worse-than-expected outcome since the spring forecast.
According to its spring forecast, the Commission expects euro area GDP growth of 1.6% in 2016 and 1.8% in 2017 after 1.7% in 2015.
All this against the backdrop of the dark clouds coming from the east and the good, butnot inspiring spring forecast of the European Commission about the economic perspectives.
According to the European Commission's spring forecast, the government debt in 2013 was 67.1% which is a sharp rise compared to a year before when it was 55.9%.
It envisaged the GDP to bubble up by 0.8% which is a little bit more optimistic than the European Commission's spring forecast for an economic growth of 0.6%.
According to EU spring forecast, the Croatian budget deficit is expected to reach 5.6% this year and grow to 5.7% next year if current fiscal policy remains.
However, the according to the Commission spring forecast is only 3.5%, which can be considered close.
Economic growth in Bulgaria in 2018 will accelerate to 3.8% after reaching 3.6% in 2017,according to the European Commission's spring forecast published on Thursday.
Source: Commission SWDs for 2011-2012; Spring Forecast 2017 for years 2013-2017; Spring Forecast 2016 for years 2013-2015 for distance to MTO.
The GDP growth of our country in 2019 will recover to 3.3% from 3.1% in 2018, reaching 3.4% in 2020,coinciding with the expectations of the spring forecast.
In winter, the EC expected Bulgarian economy to grow by 1.5% this year and2.0% next year, but the spring forecast is considerably higher- 2.0% as early as this year and 2.4% next year.
According to the spring forecast of the European Commission, presented by Vice President Olli Rehn, France is expected to make a budget deficit this year of 3.9% and next year- of 4.2 per cent.
According to its Autumn Forecast, the European Commission expects growth to continue in both the euro area and in the EU at 2.1% in 2018 andat 1.9% in 2019(Spring Forecast: 2018: 1.8% in the euro area, 1.9% in the EU).
In part since the 2014 spring forecast, and in full since the 2015 spring forecast, it has shared with Member States the information they need to replicate its effective action calculation.
As the government debt ratio is forecast to exceed the 60% of GDP reference value in 2010 according to both the stability programme and the spring forecast, the Commission concluded that the debt criterion in the Treaty is not fulfilled either.
For 2008, the Commission's Economic and Financial Affairs Directorate General now forecasts growth at 1.4% in the EU and 1.3% in the euro area, which represents a 0.6 and 0.4 percentage point(pp.) downward revision, respectively,compared to the spring forecast.
In the former case, when the adjustment requirement is derived from the matrix,this is based on the spring forecast of year t-1's projection of the output gap in year t and this is only unfrozen if the economy moves into very bad or exceptionally bad economic times.
With regard to the top- down approach,it is not possible to recalculate the struc- tural effort without access to certain key data which were not shared in full with the Member States until the 2015 spring forecast and have still not been made public(see paragraphs 74 and 75).
In the spring forecast, the EC also believes that risks are more balanced(between internal and external), pointing out that external ones continue to be related to future US intentions in terms of economic and trade policy, the adjustments of the Chinese economy, while domestic ones are mainly related to the health of the banking sector in Europe and the negotiations on Brexit.
The Commission stresses that the outturn data for 2017, on which the final assessment of compliance is based, show significant improvement in Member States' performance,with the number of compliant countries quadrupling compared to the initial projections based on the Spring Forecast 2017.
According to Brussels, the Croatian government's national reforms programme is using a different methodology for accounting than the standards of the European System for National and Regional Accounts(ESA), thus creating a confusion and making comparisons difficult betweenthe cabinet's forecasts and the European Commission's spring forecast for 2014.