Traduction de «Estimation en dollars constants » (Français → Anglais) :

(e) quality of US dollar assets: in its liquidity risk assessment exercise, the EBA estimates that the quality of US dollar assets in Union credit institutions’ liquid asset buffers is lower than those of home currencies and there is considerable ongoing event risk for Union credit institution funding markets.

4. Notes that in 2005, the Chinese trade balance amounted to USD 102 billion, which is more than twice as much as in the previous bench-mark year (USD 32 billion); that in 2005, currency reserves amounted to approximately USD 819 billion - an increase of USD 209 billion compared to the previous year; that if this trend continues, China is likely to have at its disposal over USD 1 billion in foreign reserves at the end of 2006, making it the world’s largest holder of foreign currency; that initial predictions for 2006 point to a capital inflow of some USD 50 billion, primarily in long-term direct private investments; welcomes in this ...[+++]connection the fact that China has started to relax pegging its currency (Renminbi) to the US dollar and is thus not opposed to a possible currency revaluation; considers that warnings about insufficient risk surcharges for lending operations should be taken seriously;

Between 1970 and 2000, prices for some of the main agricultural exports of developing countries, such as sugar, cotton, cocoa and coffee, fell by 30 to 60 percent (constant dollars).

In Europe, the electronic communication security market is forecast to grow from $465 million in 2000 to $5.3 billion in 2006 [12], with the security market for information technologies growing from $490 million in 1999 to $2.74 billion in 2006 [13].

Constant-price estimates can be derived by the deflation of these components.

7. The committee has once again to draw attention (as it did last year) to the ever-widening audiovisual gap between the EU and the US - estimated by IDATE (the European Audiovisual and Telecommunications Institute) to stand in 1995 at over US$ 6300 m, while on the US audiovisual market non-American content accounts for only 3% of programmes, with the EU supplying a mere 2%.