Examples of using External vulnerability in English and their translations into Hungarian
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External vulnerability decreases.
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Reduces external vulnerability, which.
The Central Bankhas launched a Self-Financing Programme to reduce the external vulnerability of the country.
The economy's external vulnerability may continue to decrease.
The aim of the central bank's self-financing programme launched in 2014 was to reduce Hungary's external vulnerability.
The economy's external vulnerability may continue to decrease.
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External vulnerability is contained by that foreign direct investments account for a major part of foreign liabilities.
Supplemented by other instruments, such as the Foreign Exchange Coverage ratio,the instrument can also mitigate the external vulnerability of the banking sector.
The Funding for Growth Scheme also comprises a reduction of the external vulnerability of the economy which, in turn, allows the reduction of interest expenditures.
In addition to monetary policy, several government measures jointly strengthen Hungary's macroeconomic stability andreduce external vulnerability.
He said the reduction in Hungary's external vulnerability and the improvement in its growth outlook have played a decisive role in positive ratings actions in recent years.
The country's external liabilities and debt are likely to continue to fall as the external balance improves further,which may contribute to a reduction in Hungary's external vulnerability.
As a result, external vulnerability will massively decrease, leading to financial stability, and, at the end of the day, further improvements in Hungary's credit rating.
In recent years and especially after 2012,several policy decisions were made with a view to reducing external vulnerability and improving the debt structure or furthering the achievement of these goals.
The Report provides a comprehensive assessment of Hungary's external balance, analyses macroeconomic imbalances using a number of indicators and identifies factors anddevelopments critical in terms of the country's external vulnerability.
While the highly negative NIIP improved marginally, external vulnerability is contained as FDI accounts for a large part of foreign liabilities.
The point of departure for a European energy policy is threefold: combating climate change, promoting jobs and growth,and limiting the EU's external vulnerability to gas and oil imports.
If banks rechannelcrowded-out liquidity to the government securities market, the external vulnerability of the country decreases in accordance with the spirit of the Self-Financing Programme, which also means a major improvement and progress for the whole economy.
However, the FFAR regulation, in combination with the MNB's other liquidity and funding requirements, will support stable funding at a systemic level andwill contribute to keeping external vulnerability at its current low level.
The point of departure for a European energy policy is threefold: combating climate change,limiting the EU's external vulnerability to imported hydrocarbons, and promoting growth and jobs, thereby providing secure and affordable energy to consumers.
On 4 November last year, Moody's reclassified the classification of the Hungarian public debt category into the category of investment recommendation, and argued in particular that the improvement of thestructure of Hungarian sovereign debt decreased the external vulnerability of the Hungarian economy.
Large government deficit, increasing sovereign debt, the private sector running into debt, high taxes, high tax evasion, low employment, unsustainable growth with high inflation,outstanding external vulnerability, these characterised the Hungarian economic policy in the years preceding the crisis.
Recognising the need for an integrated approach to climate and energy policies, this Action Plan pursues a threefoldobjective of combating climate change, limiting the EU's external vulnerability to imported fossil fuels, and promoting economic growth.
Central and Eastern Europe: Global spillovers and external vulnerabilities.
Risk' means the potential that agiven threat will exploit internal and external vulnerabilities of an organisation or of any of the systems it uses and thereby cause harm to the organisation and to its tangible or intangible assets.
Reliance on too few external suppliers increases vulnerability, as periodic winter crises testify.
Thanks to these tensof billions of euros and trade surplus, Hungary's external financial vulnerability has indeed been reduced.
This regulation will reduce significantly the EU's vulnerability to external supply disruptions and will strengthen the leading role of European gas companies in the world and the Union's geopolitical position.
