balance of trade in English

equality of trade between two countries (or states, etc.)

Use "balance of trade" in a sentence

1. America's balance of trade has been deteriorating.

2. The balance of trade showed a surplus after 19

3. There is a slight improvement in the balance of trade.

4. Strong exports of services helped the overall balance of trade.

5. We have maintained a favourable balance of trade for years.

6. A nation's balance of trade strongly affects it balance of payments.

7. The balance of trade showed a deficit in 1988 of US$6300,000.

8. And this is so that they can maintain a favorable balance of trade.

9. When they import more than they export, an unfavorable balance of trade exists.

10. This leads to an improvement in the balance of trade of union members.

11. Wheat, wool and minerals ensured a healthy balance of trade between 1950 and 1966.

12. The country has had an adverse balance of trade for the second months running.

13. The country has have an adverse balance of trade for the second month running.

14. This basically is to get income the influence that next adverse balance of trade enlarge.

15. It must in fact be stressed that Nepal has an extremely adverse balance of trade.

16. The government is playing down the significance of the balance of trade figures this month.

17. The deficit in Britain's balance of trade in March rose to more than 2100 million pounds.

18. For each individual country in the union however the balance of trade deteriorates on the import side.

19. This is balance of trade improving for those countries that supply other member countries with diverted imports.

20. Lekin adverse balance of trade ek vaqayi asliyat hai aur isko Pradhan Mantri ne raise kiya hai.

21. Trade creation induces a rise in imports and hence induces a deficit in the balance of trade.

22. This we see as an extremely positive development which will also in part address issues of balance of trade.

23. In other words, Mun advocated for achieving a positive balance of trade which would cause England's wealth to steadily increase.

24. The balance of trade with the Soviet Union is to be paid in dollars, though loans are promised to cover that.

25. Grain exports, which had reached their peak in the early 17th century, could not redress the unfavourable balance of trade with western Europe.

26. Locke argues that a country should seek a favourable balance of trade, lest it fall behind other countries and suffer a loss in its trade.

27. In such an economic deterioration, the balance of trade and payments are Adversely affected, which is putting adverse impacts on the overall economy of the country

28. We noted the adverse Turkish balance of trade with India and agreed to work on means of addressing it, including through enhanced investments in India by Turkish companies and tourism exchanges.

29. However, the dynamic performance of both public and private investment, worsened the balance of trade deficit, which was partly compensated by the increase in net exports of services, the report said.

30. From the international balance of payments deficit for the formation of the specific reasons, if it is caused by the balance of trade deficit, will result in an increase in domestic unemployment.

31. Foreign Secretary: There is an ongoing discussion and negotiation and contact and interaction between the Chinese and Indian sides on the entire issue of balancing the trade better, removing the adverse balance of trade.

32. Although Cableway installations may be used for urban transport, they are mainly operated in connection with tourism, particularly in mountain areas, which is an important factor for the balance of trade between EU countries

33. While the balance of trade has been in India’s favour with Indian exports to US growing in excess of 16% last year to stand at $22 billion, US exports to India have also picked up in recent years.

34. Our President mentioned to the Chinese leadership, she emphasized, that there was need to address this adverse balance of trade not only through a diversification of the trade basket but especially through the import of more goods from India, particularly in pharmaceuticals, in engineering goods, in agricultural products, in IT and IT-enabled services.