Примери за използване на Trillion euro на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Trillion euro saved in smart cities.
Greek property cheaper by 2 trillion euro.
Italy's debt is 2.3 trillion Euro which is 135 percent of the country's GDP.
At the inception of the SSM, NPLs of banks stood at almost 1 trillion euro.
One trillion euro to invest in Europe's future- the EU's budget framework 2014-2020.
EU governments have agreed to a batshit plan to increase the eurozone bailout fund to one trillion euro.
The market at EU level presents an annual turnover of around two trillion euro, and employs around 18 million people.
In the public domain calculations are spreading that the Grexit would cost around 1 trillion euro.
Italy's external debt is 124% of GDP(2,4 trillion euro), and Italy is the third largest economy in the EU.
This is the amount which several member states asked the Commission's proposal to be reduced with,totalling at the moment of 1 trillion euro.
European banks hold more than a trillion euro's of Spanish debt of which more than half is held by German and French banks.
Guarantees and measures to stimulate liquidity amount to 1.2 trillion euro or roughly 9.8% of GDP.
The Commission approved aid amounting to 5 trillion euro(40,3% of EU GDP1) to the financial sector between 2008 and 2012, mainly by way of guarantees and recapitalisation.
The Chinese bank for development is one of the largest financial institutions, financing in Europe,that has assets of 2 trillion euro.
According to the Asia Development Bank, Asia will require over 1.3 trillion euro a year of infrastructure investment in the coming decades.
The size of the shadow economy is estimated to be nearly one fifth of GDP on average across EU member states,representing nearly two trillion euro in total.
The EU bioeconomy already has a turnover of nearly 2 trillion euro and employs more than 22 million people, 9% of total employment in the EU(see Table 1).
He defended this proposal with the fact that for the last three years taxpayers had granted aid andguarantees of 4.6 trillion euro to the financial sector.
According to these countries, the budget of over 1 trillion euro proposed by the European Commission must be reduced by another 100 billion euros and according to Sweden even more.
The European Central Bank bought348 million Euros of corporate bonds in the first three days of such purchases in June, as part of its 1.74 trillion Euro scheme to revive growth and inflation.
With EU Member States spending yearly more than 1.9 trillion euro for procurement, each five per cent saved could return almost 100 billion euro to the public purse.
This is why the EC proposes that the size of the fund is increased,for it believes that by the year 2020 it could generate investments of at least half a trillion euro and even 630 billion by the year 2022.
Indirect costs are estimated at 0.7 trillion euro in 2009, the number with which the EU gross domestic product shrank as a result of the severe recession, caused by the crisis in the financial sector.
The legal extension presented today covers the period ofthe current Multiannual Financial Framework and should trigger a total of at least half a trillion euro investments by 2020.
According to the Asia Development Bank, Asia will require over 1.3 trillion euro a year of infrastructure investment in the coming decades.
Integrating the energy markets and power transmission networks in line with theEU sustainable development and climate transition goals alone will cost around 1 trillion euro over the next 10 years.
Beginning with 700,000 euros, the ECB now has 4.5 trillion euro on its books of mostly worthless government and private bonds that, at best, are worth 2.5 trillion. .
It is believed that these instruments have contributed substantially to the financial crisis because their trade is not regulated in any way,while their volume is enormous- in 2009 the total value was 425 trillion euro.
The total size of the EUs procurement market is estimated to be more than 2 trillion Euro, so each 5% saved could result in about 100 billion Euro of savings per year- the equivalent to building more than 150 large-size hospitals.
It is believed that these financial instruments have contributed substantially to the financial crisis because the trade with themhad not been regulated in any way, while their volume was enormous- 425 trillion euro in 2009.