Übersetzung für 'foreign credit' von Englisch nach Deutsch

foreign credit

Auslandskredit {m}

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foreign trade credit

Außenhandelskredit {m}

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Werbung

foreign {adj}

landfremd [veraltend]

fremd

ausländisch

welsch [veraltet] [fremdländisch]

[das Ausland betreffend]

nichtselbst [prädikativ]biol.

fremdstaatlich

Nichtselbst-biol.

ausheimisch [veraltet, noch regional]

auswärtig

fremdländisch

foreign invader

ausländischer Eindringling {m}

foreign influence

ausländischer Einfluss {m}

foreign rice

ausländischer Reis {m}gastr.

foreign national

ausländischer Staatsangehöriger {m}

foreign securities

ausländische Wertpapiere {pl}

foreign goods

ausländische Waren {pl}

foreign accent

ausländischer Akzent {m}ling.

foreign currency

ausländische Währung {f}curr.fin.

foreign currencies

ausländische Währungen {pl}

• On July 13, 2020, Indonesia's Minister of Defence, Prabowo Subianto, has forwarded a proposal for the country to receive up to $20 billion in defence-related foreign credit and assistance schemes for the period spanning 2020–24.
• A year earlier, in 1932, President Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and Prime Minister İsmet İnönü had secured a foreign credit loan worth 8.5 million Turkish liras from the Soviet Union (which offered the lowest interest rates to Turkey in that period) for the construction of Sümerbank's first textile factory in Kayseri.
• The PES retained all the functions of the PIA and in addition, it was tasked to establish ties with international financial institutions to help the government and the private sector to tap foreign credit and assistance.
• Passengers travelling with foreign credit cards must purchase their tickets from staffed ticket windows.
• Usually this is done for foreign credit card accounts as the AVS only works in the same country.

• But this war also meant the paralysis of all national production and trade, as well as the loss of foreign credit.
• Between 1922 and 1925, he served as a vice president of American Manufacturers' Foreign Credit Underwriters.
• The war led to a collapse of foreign credit and exchange that left many unable to purchase transport home.
• The railroad was completed before the global economic crisis of 1929, which closed capital markets and foreign credit to works such as this one (see Colombian economy and politics 1929–58).
• As cheap foreign credit (in the form of FDI) flooded the financial sector in Estonia, 87.0% of mortgage loans for household were denominated in Euro.

• Once the gold and sterling reserves were exhausted amid the collapse of the valorization program, the government was finally forced to suspend convertibility of the currency. Foreign credit had now evaporated.
• Examining the Ottoman Bank's relationship to the state, the market and its contemporary society, the exhibition displayed items and documents relating to the foundation of the bank in 1863, bonds and advances it provided for the Ottoman state, the role it played in obtaining foreign credit and the bank notes it issued as an emission bank.
• This because the Confederacy had a chronic lack of foreign credit, and the Confederate government was obliged to contract to acquire the ships with six advanced British naval shipyards in return for the shipment of cotton.
• Pressure caused by inflation and foreign credit disappearing led to a shortage of government capital.
• Perón was opposed to borrowing from foreign credit markets, preferring to float bonds domestically.

• The dispute limited Argentina's access to foreign credit markets as well; in October 2012 Argentina's theoretical borrowing costs were 10.7%, double the average for developing countries.