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Meanings of current account in English
A bank account against which the depositor can draw checks that are payable on demand.
Russian
счёт текущих операций Portuguese
transações correntes Spanish
balanza por cuenta corriente Catalan
balanç del compte corrent Usage of current account in English
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That's a far better way of funding India's yawning current account gap.
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A wider current account deficit tends to lead to a lower currency.
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Both are seen key to narrow India's record annualised current account deficit.
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The CEBR is forecasting a record £79bn current account deficit this year.
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The BoE also sees a risk in Britain's large current account deficit.
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The BoE also sees a risk in Britain's wide current account deficit.
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The first relates to the free cash in the club's current account.
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That would require measures to curb inflation and the current account deficit.
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The central bank reckons the current account surplus will disappear by 2016.
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The program was designed to reduce Egypt's budget and current account deficits.
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This February's current account surplus was the largest on record for February.
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In that context the bank was also watching the current account surplus.
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Gold imports have been blamed for the country's widening current account deficit.
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But narrowing the current account deficit will take a toll on demand.
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That appeared to echo U.S. concerns over Germany's huge current account surplus.
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The baht has been remarkably steady, supported by a current account surplus.
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