Примери за използване на Winter forecast на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This Winter Forecast.
Exceptional risks surrounding the winter forecast.
The Winter Forecast.
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In its winter forecast the EC thought it would be 132.4%.
The forecast for next year remains 1.8%,same as in the winter forecast.
In its winter forecast, the Commission expects this year the debt to increase to 63.5 per cent of GDP.
Will these projections materialise we are to see in the winter forecast which the Commission will publish on 5 February.
In its winter forecast the European Commission expects Italy to return to growth this year, also with a dynamic of 0.6%.
The European economy is facing a not very inspiring growth, according to the European Commission's winter forecast.
According to the EC's winter forecast, France's economy is expected to grow by 1.4% this year and 1.7% next year.
GDP growth in the EU as a whole is expected to remain constant at 1.9% in both years(up from 1.8% in both years in the Winter Forecast).
The European Commission published its winter forecasts for the economic development of the EU member states in 2012-2014.
The EC figures Italian public debt will reach 131.8% of GDP,which is considerably higher than 130.6% expected in the winter forecast.
The European Commission published its winter forecasts for the economic development of the EU member states in 2012-2014.
For the first time since 2007, the economies of all European Union Member States are expected to grow again this year,according to the European Commission's winter forecast.
In its winter forecast, the Commission, too, reports of a decline of the long-standing current account deficit of Croatia in 2012.
Observations 52 80 We consider that the analysis underlying the March 2015 extension of the French EDP,based on 2015 winter forecast, was not fully transparent.
The Commission's winter forecast foresees a continuation of the economic recovery in most EU Member States amongst them Malta.
He put into question the reliability of the Commission's economic forecasts pointing out that initially a 0.6% growth was envisaged in the euro area, but the winter forecast expects recession of 0.6%(in the winter forecast it is envisaged the recession to be 0.3%).
According to the winter forecast of the European Commission, economic growth in Greece was 0.3% in 2016 and is expected to be 2.7% this year.
Global growth(excluding the EU) is expected to strengthen to 3.7% this year and3.9% in 2018 from 3.2% in 2016(unchanged from the Winter Forecast) as the Chinese economy remains resilient in the near term and as recovering commodity prices help other emerging economies.
But delivering its winter forecast, the Commission has now warned the 17-nation bloc will not return to growth until 2014.
This is stated in the European Commission's winter forecast for the European Union economy, the euro area and the individual Member States.
The winter forecast of the European Commission for Italy shows that there is positive effect from the work of the technocratic government over the trade balance which for the first time since 2004 is positive.
The European Commission's winter forecast foresees a continuation of the economic recovery in most Member States and in the EU as a whole.
In their winter forecast the EC expects stronger domestic demand and higher energy prices to result in 0.8% annual HICP inflation for 2017.
A week after the publishing of the winter forecast it becomes clear why, although improved, the expectations for growth do not cause a desire to open the champaign.
He made the winter forecast of the Commission even colder saying that the depth of the financial crisis meant that the near future for the country and its citizens would be very difficult.
When the Commission presented the winter forecast in February, it stated that the conclusion of an adjustment programme would be essential for the stabilisation of the Cypriot economy.