Traduction de «Dette nationale » (Français → Anglais) :

national debt

national debt [ federal debt | government debt ]

National Debt Limit Act [ An Act to limit the national debt of Canada ]

tradeable national debt

national debt commissioner

debt-for-local currency swap

external debt [ international debt ]

current portion of long-term liabilities | current maturing portion of long-term debt | current maturities | current portion of long-term debt

99. Call for a human needs-based approach to debt sustainability through a binding set of standards to define responsible lending and borrowing, debt audits and a fair debt workout mechanism, which should assess the legitimacy and the sustainability of countries’ debt burdens and the possible cancellation of unsustainable and unjust debt; urges the EU to engage constructively in the UN negotiations leading to a multilateral legal framework for sovereign debt restructuring processes with a view to alleviating the debt burden; also urges the EU to push for the implementation of the UNCTAD principles of responsible sovereign debt transact ...[+++]ions for both borrowers and lenders;

The Netherlands is experiencing imbalances.These imbalances are related to the high stock of private debt and the large current account surplus, with cross-border relevance.Private sector debt has only very gradually decreased in the last years.

28. Agrees that the ECB’s action, which came in addition to structural reforms and the consolidation of public finances, has ‘decisively contributed to the stability of the euro area’; recognises that this action has had the effect of decreasing unsustainably high financing costs for some Member States through the Securities Market Programme (SMP) and providing a liquidity backstop for sovereign debt markets through Outright Monetary Transactions (OMTs), averting a melt-down of the banking sector and helping to sever the link between banks and sovereigns, limiting speculation on sovereign debt and temporarily reducing excessive spreads; ...[+++] considers, however, that a lack of sustainable growth and high (and still growing) levels of private and public debt in many Member States mean that ’a carefully managed process of deleveraging’ is required; agrees with the Commission that the improvement of the health of the banking sector must remain a priority; welcomes the establishment by the Commission, according to thecommitment it made to Parliament in the declaration annexed to the two-pack, of the high-level group chaired by Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell to deepen the analysis on, and assess thoroughly the partial substitution of national debt issuance through joint issuance in the form of a redemption fund and eurobills, considering the pros and cons of the different options ; looks forward to the report of the high-level group;

M. whereas debt contracted by authoritarian regimes against the interests of their population and not spent in their interest constitutes odious debt; whereas civil society organisations and parliamentarians from Tunisia and Egypt have called for an independent audit of their national debt; whereas Tunisian President Marzouki, in his speech at the European Parliament on 1 February 2013, called for European Member States to follow the example of Germany by converting part of the Tunisian external debt contracted during the Ben Ali regime into development ...[+++] assistance; whereas over 100 Members of the European Parliament have signed a petition calling for the suspension of the payment of the Tunisian external debt pending an independent audit, in order to identify the odious and illegitimate part of this debt; whereas a quarter of the Tunisian external debt is held by France and the European Investment Bank, according to the World Bank;