biru
16-09-2009, 17:19
Salve ragazzi, mi servirebbe una mano con questa traduzione di inglese.
Il linguaggio è un po' tecnico, cmq le parti che nn sono riuscito a capire bene sono quelle in grassetto.
Job and global growth fears remain
Global growth is likely to remain below the rates seen over the past 15 years as US consumers rein in spending while rising unemployment could usher in a third phase of the financial crisis, senior European financial officials have warned.
The difficulties facing the world's policymakers were stressed yesterday by Jürgen Stark, ECB executive board member. "It is very likely that global growth rates will be lower in the future," he told an "ECB watchers" conference in Frankfurt.
"Fundamental changes" would take place in the way economies operated, with US consumer spending hit as households retrenched financially, Mr Stark added.
Separately, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, warned in a speech in Berlin that a "premature exit from accommodative monetary and fiscal policies is a principal concern". He warned of a "third phase of this crisis, following on the heels of the financial and economic phases - namely high unemployment".
Their comments came as Sweden added its voice to growing demands for regulation of bankers' bonuses and called a meeting of European leaders to forge consensus ahead of a G20 summit in Pittsburgh.
Grazie :)
Il linguaggio è un po' tecnico, cmq le parti che nn sono riuscito a capire bene sono quelle in grassetto.
Job and global growth fears remain
Global growth is likely to remain below the rates seen over the past 15 years as US consumers rein in spending while rising unemployment could usher in a third phase of the financial crisis, senior European financial officials have warned.
The difficulties facing the world's policymakers were stressed yesterday by Jürgen Stark, ECB executive board member. "It is very likely that global growth rates will be lower in the future," he told an "ECB watchers" conference in Frankfurt.
"Fundamental changes" would take place in the way economies operated, with US consumer spending hit as households retrenched financially, Mr Stark added.
Separately, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, warned in a speech in Berlin that a "premature exit from accommodative monetary and fiscal policies is a principal concern". He warned of a "third phase of this crisis, following on the heels of the financial and economic phases - namely high unemployment".
Their comments came as Sweden added its voice to growing demands for regulation of bankers' bonuses and called a meeting of European leaders to forge consensus ahead of a G20 summit in Pittsburgh.
Grazie :)