Traduction de «Termes extérieurs de l'échange » (Français → Anglais) :

external terms of trade

net barter terms of trade

exchange of futures for cash [ exchange for physical | against actuals | against actuals transaction ]

terms of trade

double factorial terms of trade

income terms of trade

external data link

real terms of trade

terms of trade

commodity terms of trade

In the short term, the EU will deliver a compact for Jordan which is considered a priority country in the recently-established Migration Partnership Framework, intended to mobilise and focus EU action and resources in its external work.Trade is also a crucial part of the partnership.

Upon the appointment of a new Commission, in order to facilitate longer-term planning, the three Institutions will exchange views on the principal policy objectives and priorities of the three Institutions for the new term as well as, wherever possible, on indicative timing.

83. Is concerned by the on-going negotiations of the Commission on a plurilateral trade in services agreement (TISA) with mainly OECD countries and the expressed intention to sign up to even further liberalisation than enshrined in the current GATS agreement; cautions on the ambition to conclude negotiations in time for the upcoming WTO ministerial conference on 9 December 2013; considers that the increasing number of bilateral and plurilateral agreements is leading to an accelerated reduction of democratic participation of developing countries in defining the agenda of the international terms of trade within the framework of the WTO; ...[+++] considers that TISA is a new threat to public services, which are an essential tool for the reduction of poverty, for job creation and for democracy and are of particular importance to citizens in times of crisis; opposes any further liberalisation of financial services that would limit the political scope of governments to regulate and control the financial sector, which is necessary to prevent tax evasion and money laundering;

27. Is concerned that, despite the Commission’s negotiating mandate for the EPAs, approved by the Council of 17 June 2002, which stated that during the negotiations account was to be taken of the particular interests of the Community’s Outermost Regions (ORs), and that the EPAs could, to this end, provide for specific measures for the benefit of products originating in those regions, with a view to their integration in the short term into interregional trade, in accordance with the provisions of the WTO rules, the interests of the ORs have not been taken sufficiently into account as regards many aspects brought to the Commission’s attent ...[+++]ion by the Regional Councils, and that integration of the ORs into interregional trade in the short term has been neglected as a result;