Примери коришћења Sovereign debt crisis на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The eurozone sovereign debt crisis is interlinked with a Europe-wide banking crisis. .
The officials also adopted other strategies to tackle Europe's sovereign debt crisis.
During the sovereign debt crisis the European Parliament barely improved some of the Council's decisions.
According to experts,the decline is due to the growing concerns about Europe's deepening sovereign debt crisis.
The sovereign debt crisis has worsened, and the financial market turmoil is set to dampen the real economy.".
Malta was largely unaffected by the financial crisis of 2007-08 and the subsequent European sovereign debt crisis.
Beginning in 2010,an unexpected sovereign debt crisis contributed to and was compounded by serious weaknesses in major banks.
The move, she added,"has an important bearing on the capacity of the Union and of its member states to act,to surmount the sovereign debt crisis affecting certain member states".
In other words, the Greek“sovereign debt crisis” is being used to create a precedent that will apply to every EU member government.
UK Economic Forecast Downgraded- The British government has revealed a gloomier outlook about the economy, butsays the pain will be much worse if eurozone countries do not solve their sovereign debt crisis.
We found that sovereign debt crisis and banking crisis are interconnected but banking crisis usually precedes the debt crisis. .
Morgan Stanley cut its forecast for global growth this year,citing an“insufficient" policy response to Europe's sovereign debt crisis, weakened confidence and the prospect of fiscal tightening.
In order to support the hypothesis that sovereign debt crisis is deeply connected with balance of payment crisis, we have analysed the trade and capital flows of European countries.
At the same time, there is a strong focus on monetary policy- how central banks decide to support the various economies andwhether their tools are still effective after nearly a decade since the sovereign debt crisis.
The drama of the European sovereign debt crisis with Greece in its center is coming to a head, as politicians desperately seek options to disentangle the European Union from mounting debt. .
At the same time, there is a strong focus on monetary policy- how central banks decide to support the various economies andwhether their tools are still effective after nearly a decade since the sovereign debt crisis.
Greece's economic and sovereign debt crisis has been far more severe than that of other places in the developed world, resulting in occasional riots, bank burnings and a seemingly endless cycle of bailouts.
Like the ERM crisis in the early 1990s spurred on political initiatives to bring about the long-planned monetary union in Europe,it seems that the sovereign debt crisis could be acting as a catalyst for an ever closer union of European countries.
The on-going sovereign debt crisis in the euro area, most acute in Central and Eastern Europe has shown that no country can remain an isolated island in a global environment of strong economic and financial ties.
Delors criticised European leaders for failing"to see the reality in front of their eyes" ever since the Greek sovereign debt crisis erupted about 18 months ago, and for dragging their feet on the implementation of measures agreed on during crisis talks last month.
The lingering sovereign debt crisis in the Eurozone that is eating away growth, the threat of instability in the core of the global economic system and social tensions are the three main challenges facing the world economy today, she said.
Such policies would help the German economy, which is suffering from a skilled labour shortage, fend off headwinds from an ageing population, the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without a deal,trade tensions and a new sovereign debt crisis in the euro zone, they said.
The EU is gradually emerging from the sovereign debt crisis and is undertaking important structural reforms, while in China the growth model is showing increasing strains and the Chinese leadership has itself highlighted the need for further reform.
Since the wide spreading of the European Union(EU) crisis begun, the research papers have been providing different definitions such as currency crisis, competitiveness crisis, banking crisis, balance of payment crisis, butthe most frequent notion of EU crises is the sovereign debt crisis.
Then came the sovereign debt crisis and we, for example, were forced to introduce a fiscal agreement, or the European Stability Mechanism, which can be used to help crisis-ridden countries, provided they commit themselves to a restructuring plan.
The many protest movements that followed the implementation of austerity measures in a number of European countries dealing with the sovereign debt crisis, should have taught us that when a national economy is left at the mercy of interest rates and financial markets, sooner or later you can expect its people to express their discontent.
The sovereign debt crisis showed that the degree of financial solidarity among European peoples is lower than the degree of solidarity existing in the“nation” USA, where the federal government, with a federal budget, a federal debt and a federal bank, has the power to guarantee sturdy financial cohesion among the 50 member states of the Union.
However, the global financial crisis in 2008/ 2009, and to a lower extent the European sovereign debt crisis in 2011, caused a temporary decline in financial wealth mainly due to losses in capital markets as well as a change in the composition of financial assets.
Mr. Platon Monokrousos, Head of Financial Markets Research at Eurobank EFG Group,participated in a lively panel discussion that tried to shed light on the Economic Outlook of the Region amid concerns regarding the effective policy response to address the sovereign debt crisis in Europe."A swift return to positive economic growth is key for political and social stability, an improvement in debt dynamics and the resumption of real converge in the euro area periphery.
This is an important step in dealing with the eurozone sovereign debt crisis, but any respite in the markets will prove to be only a temporary reprieve if countries do not deliver the required action on public finances, banks and boosting long-term competitiveness," Archer wrote.