Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Current account surpluses in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Certainly in countries running large and permanent current account surpluses.
Ireland has run large current account surpluses in the past few years.
Some countries are characterised by large and persistent current account surpluses.
Additionally, the lower current account surpluses have increased financing requirements.
Luxembourg has maintained large current account surpluses.
In Member States with current account surpluses, some offsetting trends can be observed.
At the aggregate level, the euro area has one of the world's largest current account surpluses.
In particular, current account surpluses widened to 11.7% in China
The euro area is currently posting one of the world's largest current account surpluses in value terms.
Substantial current account surpluses will be needed for a long time to reach a more sustainable external position.
As regards other external developments, Ireland has maintained large current account surpluses in recent years see Table 10.
In contrast, current account surpluses are not adjusting in all net creditor countries and continue to grow in some cases.
This is the case of Germany and the Netherlands whose current account surpluses are forecast to remain high in the coming years.
there has not been progress in adjustment of current account surpluses.
Member States with large current account surpluses need to identify and tackle the sources of weak domestic demand.
In Japan, emerging Asian economies and oil exporting economies in the Middle East, current account surpluses continued to increase.
In Member States with large current account surpluses, the sources of persistently weak domestic demand need to be identified.
while large current account surpluses remain.
Some Member States are characterised by large and persistent current account surpluses that reflect subdued private consumption and investment.
In countries with current account surpluses, some rebalancing in favour of domestic demand, including through wage increases is noticeable and should continue.
WELCOMES the publication of the Commission's analysis of large sustained current account surpluses and of the main driving forces.
Member States with large current account surpluses should accelerate the implementation of measures that help to strengthen their domestic demand, in particular investment.
has achieved current account surpluses of more than 2% of GDP in 1997.
Moreover, in Member States where persistent current account surpluses result from large domestic investment gaps,
This would open an additional channel for efficiently allocating surplus savings in the future through current account surpluses with the developing world.
unstable fuel markets and constant current account surpluses in the majority of Asian countries have all shaken the faith of many businesses in Europe.
policy implications of large and sustained current account surpluses.
with solid current account surpluses since 2012. Inflows of foreign direct investment(FDI) are also high.
Finland has recorded sizable current account surpluses while continuing to have a net foreign liability position.
