Examples of using Debt levels in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Watch the debt levels.
Debt levels are already high.
From opinion poll trendsand migration data to economic results and government debt levels.
S&P Global Ratings warned in August that debt levels would continue to rise from already high levels. .
The recovery could be especially slow in Europe,he said, because debt levels remain high.
At the same time, public debt levels have surged in those countries from 56% of GDP in 2007 to around 87% today.
I urge all EU countries with high levels of public debt to pursue prudent fiscal policies andput their debt levels on a downward path.
He wrote that reducing bank debt levels by converting debt into equity will increase confidence in the financial system.
Companies had little choice but to tap banks for funding,one of the reasons why Chinese debt levels soared from 150% of GDP in 2008 to more than 250% today.
Americans have constantly increased their debt levels over the past 60 years, reflecting the development of mortgage markets, consumer credit, student loans, and other forms of credit.
Founded in 1841, Thomas Cook has struggled in recent years under intense competition in popular destinations,high debt levels and an unusually hot summer in 2018 which reduced last-minute overseas bookings.
The problem is that as speculated debt levels rise, so the implied risk of a correction magnifies, which in turn forces economists to look a little harder at the numbers.
For many Chinese firms, that long-term timetable has been scraped after thegovernment began pressuring companies to reduce their debt levels and to reduce credit risk in the banking sector.
But rising corporate debt levels and concern over currency stability led the Chinese government to tighten capital outflows and clamp down on their companies' overseas acquisitions.
In a briefing on March 16,premier Li Keqiang said high corporate debt levels were“not new in China”, and could be solved through capital market reforms.
High debt levels have raised the chances of a global recession in the next three to five years to more than 60 percent, said Pimco, which manages the world's largest bond fund.
Investors were more optimistic at the start of the year, butas the year progressed they were forced to come to grips with the debt levels in the western world,” said Navtej Nandra, the international head of Morgan Stanley's asset management arm.
Debt levels risk another crisis'“As yet, nobody can say with any certainty whether we have in fact escaped the prospect of a global economic collapse,” said the 68-page report.
After years of saying advanced countries nolonger need to worry about their near-record public debt levels- now averaging more than 100% for general government debt- the IMF has started to warn that many countries may find themselves squeezed for fiscal space if faced with a new recession any time soon.
Concern about rising government debt levels across the globe together with a wave of downgrading of governmentdebt for certain European states created alarm in financial markets.
Countries with historically high debt levels have(on average) significantly poorer growth performance in the face of major shocks, and the long-term relation between high public debt and growth is distinctly negative.
Within 25 years the debt level in America will reach 156% of the GDP.
At the same time, our debt level's gone up to 120 and we're all feeling slightly miserable as a result.
Therefore, companies are therefore generally concerned to keep the debt level as low as possible.
An analysis of household debt level by income decile(according to a long-term household survey from 2016) raises concerns about the financial stability of households in the lowest income decile.
The debt level in OECD countries is expected to rise to 120% of GDP by 2014, thanks to a combination of ageing populations and inherited obligations, some of them driven by the public sector's insatiable appetite for pensions.
We successfully completed the divestment of our Fire Safety andOil Additives businesses which reduced our net debt level substantially and together with the optimization of our debt structure, created financial flexibility to support our growth.
An analysis of household debt level by income decile(according to a long-term household survey from 2016) shows that while the share of those in debt in the bottom decile is relatively low and stands at only 18%(compared to 56% in the top decile), the average ratio between the amount of debt of households in this decile and their annual income is approaching 8.