Translation of "Foreign savings" in German

Foreign savings from across Europe are seeking a safe haven in German banks.

The US does not just pluck surplus foreign savings out of thin air.

We offer various cooperation options for domestic and foreign commercial and savings banks in the Banks Cooperation unit.

This luxury of the Greek economy was financed through foreign savings.

In addition, local cement production will substitute imports, generate foreign exchange savings and significantly reduce cement prices.

To be sure, expropriating Menatep made shares in Yukos – a company that by 2003 attracted more domestic and foreign savings than any other in Russia – virtually worthless.

Moreover, the region had relied excessively on foreign savings to support growth, with many countries running large long-term current-account deficits.

While this shortfall has narrowed from a peak of 5.8% of GDP in 2006 to 2.4% in 2014, it still leaves the US heavily dependent on surplus foreign savings in order to grow.

Unlike commodity-based economies with current-account surpluses, like Russia and Brazil, Turkey is reliant on foreign savings.

Bangladesh would benefit from the project as a result of (i) the transfer of European expertise in cement technology, operation and management, and (ii) foreign exchange savings by reducing the volume of imported cement.

According to the circumstances of the bank or savings bank, it must have a sound cash balance, in which may be included fully secure and liquid demand deposits with Danish and foreign banks and savings banks as well as credit balances on postal giro accounts.

However, since the non-dom exemption applies only to income sourced from outside of the United Kingdom, the majority of people making use of the tax exemption are wealthy individuals with substantial income from outside of the United Kingdom (e.g. from foreign savings).

Public international funds can go some of the way to fill the gap but ultimately it is up to the transitional countries to create the legislation, incentives, domestic economic climate, credible and stable policies, capable of inducing higher levels of foreign investment and savings.

By fulfilling financial intermediary functions, a financial sector helps direct domestic and foreign savings into investments, which in turn stimulate economic growth.

Foreign savings and investments today increase the incomes of tomorrow, specifically, when labour shortages lead to decreased production and income.

Those 410 billion EUR of foreign savings will have to remain in Greece for a long time and every year an additional 20-25 billion EUR will be needed to finance the economy (this is already assuming that there will be no debt installments, only modest interest payments and no capital flight).

The standard questions query respondents' cash holdings in foreign currency, savings at banks, portfolio composition, actual and planned loans as well as economic sentiments, expectations, and trust in currencies and institutions.

For decades, these banks have been selling “foreign savings” to developing countries by lending at high interest rates and in a foreign currency, fueling the accumulation of massive amounts of foreign debt, which would often be converted into equity.