Examples of using Net borrowing in English and their translations into Greek
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Financial balance(net borrowing)=.
Or net lending/ net borrowing in the case of transactions.
The Greens are already questioning Germany's commitment to“black zero” budgets with no net borrowing, and calling for more investment.
In 2002 expected net borrowing rose to 5.3% of GDP.
Central government net borrowing requirement on a cash basis: January-December 2018.
Profitability and reduced net borrowing levels.
Deficit' means net borrowing as defined in the European System of Integrated Economic Accounts;
Is equal to net lending(+)/ net borrowing(-)( B. 9) of S. 13.
Public sector net borrowing(excluding public sector banks) decreased by £0.8 billion to £1.3 billion in March 2018.
(general government net lending(+)/net borrowing(-), as percentage of GDP).
At the same time, net borrowing continues to decline rapidly and now stands at €436.9 million, down from €724.8 million at the end of 2012.
As a result of this, the total economy showed a net borrowing of€ 0.2 billion in the second half of 2018.
Finally,“other investment” recorded a net outflow,much smaller than in 1998, owing to the considerable reduction in net borrowing by general government.
Related link: Central government net borrowing requirement on a cash basis: January- June 2014- Table.
Acquisitions less disposals of non-financial non-produced assetsGross capital formation and Acquisitions less disposals of non-financial nonproduced assets Net lending(+)/ Net borrowing(-).
In 1996, general government net borrowing reached 2.6% of GDP, and it is expected to decline to 1.9% of GDP in 1997.
Stock- flow adjustment: The stock- flow adjustment(also known as the debt- deficit adjustment)ensures consistency between net borrowing(flow) and the variation in the stock of gross debt.
Government deficit( surplus)»means the net borrowing( net lending)( EDP B. 9) of the sector of« general government»( S. 13), as defined in ESA 95.
The Office for Budget Responsibility noted in its Economic and fiscal outlook published in December, that this will likelyincrease Public Sector Net Debt by about 2% of GDP and Public Sector Net Borrowing by 0.2% of GDP on average.
Continued prudent fiscal policy resulted in net borrowing amounting to 2.2% of GDP in 1995 while the debt ratio declined by some 5 percentage points to 85.9% of GDP.
The figures explaining this transition for years n-1, n-2, n-3 andn-4 which are provided to the Commission shall include the transition between the working balances of each government sub-sector and the net borrowing of the sub-sectors S. 1311, S. 1312, S. 1313 and S. 1314.
While this marked the first year-on-year increase in net borrowing for the month of August in three years, the picture still remained largely positive for finance minister Philip Hammond, who is preparing his annual budget statement.
These developments were partly offset by an inflow as a result of a €2.5 billion increase in the net outstanding debt of the public and the private sector to non-residents,which mainly reflects public sector net borrowing of €2.8 billion from the EFSF.
Daniel Gros, director of the Brussels-based Centre for European Policy Studies,estimates the net borrowing requirement, on a cash flow basis, went up from 5.8 per cent of GDP in the period from January to May 2010 to 9.3 per cent in the same period this year.
These initiatives, coupled with an estimated cash flow of $114.2 billion, after dividends, taxes and contingencies, will allow Petrobras to invest andreduce its debt without the need for new net borrowing on the debt horizon plan,” said a Petrobras executive in December 2018.
The fact that net borrowing on the consumer credit market dropped by Euro 1.5 billion during 2010 and new disbursements were that much lower than repayments is indicative of the adverse economic climate.
These developments were offset by an inflow attributable to an increase of €4.7 billion in the net outstanding debt of the public and the private sector to non-residents,which mainly reflects public sector net borrowing of €5,233 million from the EFSF and the IMF.
Greece should also pursue efforts to control factors other than net borrowing, which contribute to the change in debt levels, and improve the collection and processing of economic and in particular general government data.
In 2005 Eurostat had given advice on this transaction, proposing that it be classified as pre-payments for the purchase of services, but the NSI disagreed andinstead recorded a capital transfer, which improved the net lending/net borrowing figures.
