Sentence examples for an export surplus from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, yields on assets, and interest rates in such a world, will stay long and low well beyond 2016 as global savings outpace global investment, and everyone except the US tries to run an export surplus.

The Eurozone already has an export surplus due to the fact that the enormous German surplus is no longer fully offset by trade deficits in periphery countries.

The idea, when you think about it, is that the Chinese central bank will acquire dollars -- which it does when China runs an export surplus -- and then fail to convert them into Treasury bonds, thereby choosing, voluntarily, to hold dollars in cash, which earns no interest, instead of as Treasury bills, which do.

It is particularly serious for countries with an export surplus or the potential to develop exports.

Actually the trade balance has an export surplus of about 27 billion ATS (1.93 billion €) and takes second place following the tourism industry.

ABARE has projected a figure of 6.4 million tonnes by 2001-2; indeed a figure of the order of 9 to 10 million tonnes implying an export surplus of 8 to 9 million tonnes would be technically feasible if market conditions and economic returns justified the expansion in acreage and milling and hand-milling capacity.

The Germans have a huge export surplus.

Over the period 1985-2000, Uganda’s total agricultural exports have exceeded its total agricultural imports, resulting in a net export surplus as in Table 2.

The question is often raised as to whether these countries have sufficient production potential to continue generating an ever-growing export surplus.

The U.S. had a modest net export surplus in 1971 before Nixon started the dollar on its downward path.

A myth has also arisen over Germany's export surplus.