Traduction de «quantité de déséquilibre » (Français → Anglais) :

If there is a remaining quantity of gas that constitutes each network user’s daily imbalance quantity which exceeds the tolerance level, it shall be sold or bought at marginal sell price or marginal buy price.

‘daily imbalance charge’ means the amount of money a network user pays or receives in respect of a daily imbalance quantity;

In the short to medium run, the central bank in that case might have to “lean against the wind” of growing financial imbalances and accept to live with a temporary deviation from its quantitative definition of price stability (e.g. slightly lower consumer price inflation in times of a growing general asset price boom).

53. Welcomes the progress made under the Lisbon Strategy during recent years but notes that a number of important legislative initiatives are still pending and should be adopted as a matter of priority; underlines the unbalanced situation regarding the quality and quantity of initiatives under the different European guidelines; calls for a more balanced approach in the interests of a real multi-supportive EU policy mix reform programme; supports the strengthening of the external dimension of the European reform agenda, providing for high standards, appropriate regulatory framework and cooperative working methods in order to collaborat ...[+++]e with other international economic players and to meet global challenges; welcomes, in this context, the work undertaken by various Commission directorates-general in developing new qualitative indicators; urges the Council to ask the Commission to ensure that such indicators be used in the upcoming evaluations of the NRPs and be incorporated in the Commission's monitoring, thereby creating a more comprehensive and adequate picture of the successes of the Lisbon-Gothenburg Strategy;

Furthermore the increase in oil prices also leads to a redistribution of wealth to the oil exporting countries, turning them into major players in the context of global imbalances and the recycling of petrodollars already resulting in the accumulation of substantial foreign assets.

17. Points out the adverse effect of the oil price increase on the balance of trade for oil-importing countries, in that it redistributes wealth to the oil-exporting countries and turns them into major players in the context of global imbalances and the recycling of petrodollars, already resulting in the accumulation of substantial foreign assets;