Meanings of economic rebalancing in anglès

For example, the hesitant liberalising of exchange rates probably slowed economic rebalancing.

The two-pronged message of economic rebalancing and nationalism is a potent one.

Third, the economic rebalancing that Britain mostly needs is between regions, not sectors.

Germany gets economic rebalancing only half right The country no longer depends on exports for growth.

But any global economic rebalancing would also require the United States to increase its rate of household savings.

Albayrak later defended the tax cut plans, saying they were aimed at supporting economic rebalancing, employment and the fight against inflation.

Last week's Markit survey of factory purchasing managers suggested that economic rebalancing was underway, with growth continuing to be robust in May.

Finally, an unexpected increase in Bank rate might cause sterling to appreciate further, bearing down on inflation and further impeding UK economic rebalancing.

They say an economic rebalancing is needed, with the United States saving more and export giant China consuming more to support its growth.

Strauss-Kahn said Europe's woes were a global problem and it was important that Asia, through its currencies, help with the vital global economic rebalancing.

Highlighting risks from China's economic rebalancing and the financial market turmoil, he said risks to Britain were rising even if domestic demand remained strong.