Примери коришћења Trillion euros на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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How to lose half a trillion euros.
If Greece crashes, a trillion euros(the equivalent of Spain's GDP) will be lost.
Private investors collectively own nearly all of the eurozone's 7.5 trillion euros in outstanding sovereign debt.
Nearly a third of the 1 trillion euros circulating last year was stored in 500 euro notes, ECB data showed.
There is an economist's account that the costs of migrant integration in the coming years will amount to about 1 trillion euros.
Italy is 1.9 trillion euros in debt.
Taking into account both luxury goods and experiences,the market is expected to grow by 5 percent to 1.2 trillion euros globally.
The European Parliament has said that a trillion euros are lost each year in fraud and tax evasion.
The Guardian newspaper reported yesterday that France andGermany had agreed to boost the Euro Zone rescue fund to two trillion Euros.
Italy's debt, totaling around 1.9 trillion euros, is 120 percent of its Gross Domestic Product.
The excess free money led to very strange distortions, creating, for example,Europe's pool of government securities trillion euros with a negative yield(adjusted for inflation).
Yet everyone knows that Italy currently holds 2.29 trillion euros in sovereign debt, the equivalent of 132 percent of the country's gross domestic product.
The European Central Bank managed to relieve an incipient credit crunch through its long-term refinancing operation(LTRO), which lent over a trillion euros to eurozone banks at one percent.
Europe's most dangerous stock of public borrowing- some 1.5 trillion euros- is concentrated on the balance sheets of banks in Rome and Milan.
The European Commission has proposed that member states should contribute 1.11% of their gross national income,that will generate an overall budget of 1.135 trillion euros($1.25 trillion) for the seven-year period.
For instance, European banks hold nearly a trillion euros of Spanish debt of which half is held by German and French banks.
Setting up the European Fund for Strategic Investments(EFSI) has been sensitive,with EU governments fearful of not having their projects chosen from a list of almost 2,000 projects worth 1.3 trillion euros that countries put forward.
German banking giant Deutsche Bank has more than 55 trillion euros(which is more than 72 trillion dollars) of exposure to derivatives.
About six trillion euros($6.8 trillion), or 37%, of Europe's financial assets are managed in the UK capital, almost twice the amount of its nearest rival, Paris.
Over the next 18 months,the European Central bank will create more than a trillion euros out of thin air and will use that money to buy debt.
The ECB extended more than one trillion euros($1.36 trillion) of cheap three-year loans to banks through two long-term refinancing operations in late 2011 and early 2012.
Over the next 18 months,the European Central bank will create more than a trillion euros out of thin air and will use that money to buy debt.
The ECB injected more than 1 trillion euros into the banking system via three-year loans in December 2011 and February 2012, which means the first tranche of repayments is due in late 2014.
A collapse of Europe's Schengen passport-free travel zone could cost the EU up to 1.4 trillion euros over the next decade, a study by Germany's Bertelsmann Foundation showed on Monday.
About 6 trillion euros($7.35 trillion), or 37 percent, of Europe's financial assets are managed in the UK capital, almost twice the amount of its nearest rival, Paris.
The European Union will unveil next week an investment plan designed to mobilize at least 1 trillion euros($1.1 trillion) over the next decade for an unprecedented shift to a climate-neutral economy.
About 6 trillion euros($7.35 trillion), or 37 percent, of Europe's financial assets are managed in London|the UK capital}, practically double the amount of its closest competitor, Paris.
Measured against a budget of over350 billion euros and a GDP of 3.3 trillion euros, the order of magnitude is infinitesimally small, regardless of whether the zero on Germany's books is black or red.
Approximately 6 trillion euros($7.35 trillion), or 37 percent, of Europe's financial assets are handled in London|the UK capital}, approximately twofold the amount of its nearest rival, Paris.
At a summit last week, the EU agreed to beef up the powers of the European Financial Stability Facility(EFSF), the Eurozone's rescue fund,to at least 1 trillion euros to prevent the debt crisis from spreading across the 17-nation club.