Traduction de «Taux plafond à cours du change croisé » (Français → Anglais) :

cross-currency cap

cross-currency cap

cross rate of exchange [ cross rate ]

cross-rate futures contract [ cross-rate currency futures contract | currency cross-rate futures contract ]

exchange rate [ dual exchange rate ]

benchmark rate | spot exchange rate | spot market rate | spot rate | straightforward rate

exchange rate | foreign exchange rate | rate of exchange

In function of PET prices prevailing during the RIP, the DEPBS cap was generally applicable resulting in a theoretical benefit of 4,64 INR/kg or 5,8 %. In the case of the DDS, the cap was not applicable so that the theoretical benefit amounted to 5,5 %.

Revaluation accounts related to price movements for gold, for every type of euro-denominated securities, for every type of foreign currency-denominated securities, for options; market valuation differences related to interest rate risk derivatives; revaluation accounts related to foreign exchange rate movements for every currency net position held, including foreign exchange swaps/forwards and SDRs

1. Emphasises that against the background of the recovery , with an annual growth in real GDP of 2.5% and a contribution of domestic demand of 2.1% in the second quarter of 2006; notes that recent economic growth is supported by national reforms and investment programmes in the labour, financial and product markets; considers that any raising of interest rates should be undertaken with caution in order not to endanger growth; draws attention to the risks linked to the increase in the euro exchange rate and the oil price, factors which contributed to the weak level of growth in 2005; praises the ECB's policy of concentrating on its mo ...[+++]st important objective, preserving price stability; considers, accordingly, that the ECB responded correctly to economic and financial developments in 2005 by raising its interest rate after peaks in inflation to 2.6% in September 2005;

1. Emphasises that against the background of economic recovery , with an annual growth in real GDP of 2,5% and a contribution of domestic demand of 2,1% in the second quarter of 2006, recent economic growth is supported by national reforms and investment programmes in the labour, financial and product markets; considers that any raising of interest rates should be undertaken with caution in order not to endanger economic growth; draws attention to the risks linked to the increase in the euro exchange rate and the oil price, factors which contributed to the weak level of growth in 2005; praises the ECB's policy of concentrating on its ...[+++]most important objective, preserving price stability; considers, accordingly, that the ECB responded correctly to economic and financial developments in 2005 by raising its interest rate after peaks in inflation to 2.6% in September 2005;