英語 での Moderate growth の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Slow to moderate growth rate.
On the contrary,improving economic conditions in Kenya and Morocco will support moderate growth.
In Europe, we saw moderate growth across all sectors.
In Europe and Japan,still lax monetary conditions should help maintain moderate growth momentum.
This will ensure moderate growth and ripening of the vine.
On a much broader view,we think the Eurozone will continue to generate moderate growth with subdued inflation.
The most likely outlook is still moderate growth, a strong labor market and inflation continuing to move back up.".
Japan's economy is expected to grow at a slower pace for the time being andfollow a moderate growth path thereafter.
In fact, even though the economy registered moderate growth during this period, the inflation rate hardly picked up.
The Winter 2020 Economic Forecast published today projects that the European economyis set to continue on a path of steady, moderate growth.
For fiscal year 2015/16, ZEISS anticipates only moderate growth of the global economy.
Credit is recording moderate growth overall, with growth in lending to the housing market broadly steady over recent months.
The Winter 2020 Economic Forecast published today projects that the European economyis set to continue on a path of steady, moderate growth.
The much more moderate growth in sales over the last three years reflects the fact that different areas of the market have been recovering at different rates.
International arrivals in Europe grew four percent, while Africa(increase three percent) and the Americas(increase two percent)enjoyed more moderate growth.
Today's policy action, combined with those taken earlier,should help to promote moderate growth over time and to mitigate the risks to economic activity.
The Winter 2020 Economic Forecast published on 13 February projects that the European economyis set to continue on a path of steady, moderate growth.
Japan's economy has continued to enjoy moderate growth during this lasting economic recovery, but along with a rising uncertainty about international affairs, we are now seeing some signs of volatility.
After a 2015 that has seen South regions grow more than the national average,the 2016 anticipations confirm the moderate growth trend, which should continue in the early part of the 2017.
Japan's economy has recorded moderate growth under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's"Abenomics" anti-deflation programs but contracted in some recent periods because of natural disasters and other factors.
The substantial easing of monetary policy to date, combined with ongoing measures to foster market liquidity,should help to promote moderate growth over time and to mitigate risks to economic activity.
While the global economy shows a moderate growth trend, attention must still be paid to the impact of protectionism and trade friction as well as geopolitical risks and the impact of natural disaster s, etc.
However, some members pointed out that domestic demand in many economies remained firm, partly supported by a favorable employment and income situation,and this had been underpinning the moderate growth in overseas economies.
The value andvolume of transactions settled per card have continued their moderate growth, and combined with the increase in the number of cards issued, contribute to the increases in the total value and volume of transactions settled.
However, some members pointed out that domestic demand in many economies remained firm,partly supported by a favorable employment and income situation, and that the moderate growth trend in overseas economies was maintained.
Faced with slow growth in Europe and Japan, moderate growth in the United States, and serious challenges in developing countries(with the exception of India), the Chinese trade engine has lost much of its steam.
As for the outlook, the economy is projected to see a temporary slowdown in its pace of recovery as firms' and households' sentiment is becoming cautious due to uncertainty, mainly associated with the United Kingdom's vote to leave the EU,but is likely to return to a moderate growth path.
On this basis, a few members expressed the view that,although exports were likely to maintain their moderate growth for the time being, uncertainties over future developments such as the effects of the trade friction between the United States and China had heightened.
A few members then said that,although exports were likely to maintain their moderate growth for the time being, it was important to continue monitoring them carefully as there were some developments suggesting a slowdown in overseas economies, such as a decrease in machine tool orders from China.
Valdis Dombrovskis, EC vice-president and the commissioner responsible for the euro,said:“Europe's moderate growth is facing increasing headwinds, from slower growth in emerging markets such as China, to weak global trade and geopolitical tensions in Europe's neighbourhood.