Sentence examples for a record current from inspiring English sources
They included Britain's relatively weak trade position, with a record current account deficit last year.
A recent uptick in wholesale inflation, rising consumer inflation driven by food prices and a record current account deficit limit the central bank's ability to stimulate the economy, despite pressure from a government that is facing elections in 2014.
Australia posted a record current account deficit of 12.7 billion Australian dollars ($8.1 billion) in the second quarter, as a result of weak exports and strong demand for imports.
NEW DELHI — The finance minister of India will seek to drum up investment from the United States and Canada this week to reduce a record current account deficit, even as policy makers debate the risks of overreliance on foreign investors to close the gap.
But stimulating domestic demand at this stage of the recovery brings risks - especially because the UK has a record current account deficit, or gap between the income it receives from the rest of the world and what it pays the rest of the world.
America's economy has never looked so unbalanced, with a negative household savings rate, a housing bubble, a hefty budget deficit, a record current-account deficit and rising inflation.
In December Brazil notched a record current-account deficit as its exports tumbled, contributing to a slide in the economy's growth prospects.
America ran a record current-account deficit of $805 billion in 2005, up from $668 billion in 2004; as a share of GDP the deficit rose to 6.4% from 5.7%.
All this was financed by record lending by American banks, to the tune of more than $1 trillion, and a record current-account deficit of more than $500 billion.
And its manufactured exports have been hit by the strength of the dollar, to which most Latin countries peg their currencies.The result is that this year, Latin America is set to post a record current-account deficit, of around $80 billion.
A questionnaire was used to record current medicine use.
