Traduction de «calendrier de l'uem » (Français → Anglais) :

timetable for EMU

Economic and Monetary Union [ EMU | Werner plan | Werner report ]

timing of auditing procedures [ timing of audit procedures | timing ]

timing of auditing procedures | timing of audit procedures

nature, timing and extent of auditing procedures | nature, timing and extent of audit procedures

regular season game [ regularly scheduled game | regular season contest | regularly scheduled contest | regular season match | regularly scheduled match ]

Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance [ fiscal compact (EU) | Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union | Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the EMU | TSCG ]

Action Plan on Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) Statistical Requirements | EMU Action Plan

loan repayment schedule [ repayment schedule | schedule of repayments ]

The future of the EMU will be discussed again at the European Council in June, which will decide on concrete measures and a time-bound roadmap.

To contribute to a dynamic and well-functioning EMU, euro area Member States need to ensure better coordination of their economic and budgetary policies in order to stimulate domestic demand and growth in a concerted fashion, initially by harmonising their budgetary timetables; those Member States that have not yet reached their medium-term budgetary objective should pursue an annual improvement in their cyclically-adjusted budget deficit net of one-offs and other temporary measures of 0.5% of GDP as a benchmark, while ensuring a higher adjustment effort in good times, keeping in mind that, in future, structural reforms will be taken into account when defining the adjustment path to the medium-term objective and temporary deviations from t ...[+++]his objective will be allowed for countries that have already reached it; press forward with structural reforms that will improve euro area competitiveness by investing in innovation, industrial policy, education and professional training and economic adjustment to asymmetric shocks; Member States should complete the reform of the Stability and Growth Pact and ensure that it is strictly applied in order to re-establish confidence.

To contribute to a dynamic and well-functioning EMU, euro area Member States need to pay particular attention to fiscal discipline, so as to ensure better coordination of their economic and budgetary policies, initially by harmonising their budgetary timetables; and in this connection those Member States that have not yet reached their medium-term budgetary objective should pursue an annual improvement in their cyclically-adjusted budget deficit net of one-offs and other temporary measures of 0.5% of GDP as a benchmark, while ensuring a higher adjustment effort in good times; bearing in mind that, in future, structural reforms will be ...[+++]taken into account when defining the adjustment path to the medium term objective, and temporary deviations from this objective will be allowed for countries that have already reached it ; press forward with structural reforms that will improve euro area competitiveness inter alia by investing in innovation, industrial policy, education and vocational training and economic adjustment to asymmetric shocks; Member States should complete the reform of the Stability and Growth Pact and ensure that it is strictly applied in order to re-establish confidence.

Procedures and policies for achieving greater convergence Since the beginning of Stage 2 of EMU (on 1 January 1994), the new procedures for achieving greater convergence - in particular the broad economic policy guidelines (Article 103) and the excessive deficit procedure (Article 104c) - have been implemented effectively and according to schedule.