Examples of using External debt in English and their translations into Malay
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Reduce the external debts of Honduras;
The country began to pay off its huge external debts;
Libya had no external debts and its reserves amounted to $150 billion.
Government debt can be broken down into two: internal debt and external debt.
Libya had no external debt and had reserves of $150 billion in gold.
Taking account of debts owed to the UK,whether to the government or private sector, external debt is around 20%.
Libya had no external debt and its reserves amounting to $150 billion froze globally.
Secondly, as mentioned above, the Bank Negara reserves arenot only needed to repay the short-term external debt for the particular year.
The Nepalese government's external debt is $3.8 billion of which approximately $1.2 billion is owed to ADB and $1.1 billion to the World Bank.
Thirdly, Mahathir will also be the only former premier in the world that amasswealth that could pay off the entire national external debt in the world.
External debt in Thailand increased to US$158 billion(RM649 billion) in the third quarter of 2018 from US$154 billion(RM632 billion) in the second quarter of 2018.
To boost the national economy andalso pay our country's… We offer the repatriation of our capital abroad… external debt, presently estimated at $12 billion.
As of 2013, the gross external debt of Botswana was $3.4 billion which has increased relative to GDP due to the depreciation of the country's currency against USD.
When PTI government took office, current account deficit had hit record levelsof $20 billion, with dwindling foreign exchange reserves and large external debt payments looming ahead.
And also pay our country's external debt presently estimated at$ 12 billion. We offer the repatriation of our capital abroad to boost the national economy.
On the other hand, despite the size of reserves in 2000(during the Asian Financial Crisis) smaller, at US$30 billion butthe amount was enough to pay 6.4 times the short-term external debt(see Table 3).
National economy and also pay our country's external debt We offer the repatriation of our capital abroad to boost the presently estimated at 12 billion dollars.
According to the latest figures on Oct 15, 2019, Malaysia's international reserves increased to RM432.7 billion(US$103.3 billion), and was sufficient to finance 7.6 months of retained imports and1.1 times the short-term external debt.
National economy and also pay our country's external debt presently estimated at 12 billion dollars. We offer the repatriation of our capital abroad to boost the.
Banks and corporations hold three-quarters of Malaysia's external assets(as at end -2Q 2018: RM1.3 trillion),which can also be drawn upon to meet their external debt obligations 6(RM740.9 billion), without creating a claim on international reserves.
The remaining external debt of RM580.7 billion(65.7 per cent) were denominated in foreign currency(FC) and subject to prudential liquidity management practices and hedging requirements on banking institutions and corporations.
On the other hand, during the 1997/98 Asian Financial Crisis,if reserves were used to pay 1.1 times the short-term external debt for the year, Bank Negara still had enough reserves(5.3 times) to pay for other liabilities.
Touching on external debt, Fowler had reported that non-foreign direct investment capital inflows averaged 6.6% of GDP a year between 2009 and 2012, the highest in their sample of 13 emerging markets and more than Indonesia's average of 2.2%.
It is not the same for the poorest countries, which do not own valuable assets overseas-although it should be noted that 40% of the total external debt stock is accounted for by the so-called Bric group consisting of Brazil, Russia, India and China.
Close to one-third of the external debt is denominated in ringgit(31.7%), mainly in the form of non-resident holdings of domestic debt securities and in ringgit deposits in domestic banks, which are not subject to valuation changes.
Earlier, responding to a question from Jonathan Yasin(PH-Ranau) on Malaysia's reserves position, as well as income and expenditure amounts in 2018, Lim said the country's international reserves totalled RM419.6 billion or US$101.4 billion, sufficient to finance 7.4 months of retained imports and1.0 times the total short-term external debt.
It went on to explain short-term external debt is mostly accounted for by banking institutions, reflecting the centralisation of liquidity management of Malaysian banks operating in the region and the sizeable presence of foreign banks in Malaysia.
Sarah Fowler from Oxford Economics said while the nation's shrinking current account surplus was not a major concern as it was expected to stay in excess in the next few years,there are worries over Malaysia's capital account due to rising external debt, which has shot up close to 40% of its gross domestic product(GDP) in recent years.
The small amount of external debt is in line with the government's current policy which prioritizes domestic borrowings to finance the country's development projects as the cost is cheaper and there is less exposure to foreign exchange risk," Najib added.
The short-term external debt is mostly accounted by banking institutions(69.3% of short-term external debt), reflecting the centralisation of liquidity management of Malaysian banks operating in the region and the sizeable presence of foreign banks in Malaysia.