Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Current account surplus in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Current account surplus increases.
Germany has an enormous current account surplus.
The large current account surplus is the flip side of a domestic savings glut.
The crisis halted the previous continuous growth of current account surplus.
The large and persistent current account surplus has cross-border relevance.
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The current account surplus decreased somewhat in 2015,
Denmark should have a small current account surplus in 2008 and 2009.
The current account surplus shrunk in 2008
The Netherlands also still has a large current account surplus, but it has decreased over the past two years.
The current account surplus is expected to decrease as the recovery gains a firmer grip.
i.e. 6.9% of GDP, while the current account surplus declined marginally and stood at 2.8% of GDP.
As a result, the current account surplus diminished somewhat in 1998, to 2.4% of GDP.
With regard to other factors, the United Kingdom has recorded a small current account surplus in 1997, and has a net foreign asset position.
Nevertheless, OPEC's current account surplus(which reached USD 115 000 million in 1980)
investments in 2014 and onwards putting some limited downward pressure on the current account surplus.
This contributes to the Dutch current account surplus, alongside other structural factors,
in combination with the large current account surplus.
Its current account surplus more than halved in 2013,
has a solid current account surplus, the economy is growing again
The current account surplus also has, given its size, adverse implications for the economic performance of the euro area.
In parallel, domestic demand and investment needs to be boosted particularly in countries with fiscal space, a large current account surplus or low deleveraging pressures.
The current account surplus remains high,
namely the current account surplus, losses in export market shares, and private sector debt.
The current account surplus, has been increasing until 2013,
namely the current account surplus, the losses in export market shares and public sector debt.
The current account surplus continued to decline in the course of 2002,
is resulting in an increasing current account surplus.
A current account surplus increases a country's net foreign assets by a corresponding amount,
As regards other external developments, Sweden has maintained a sizeable current account surplus since 1994 against the background of a relatively large net external liability position see Table 11.
A current account surplus increases a nation's net foreign assets by the amount of the surplus,