It has a big stabilisation fund and the world’s third-largest reserves. But
even as it has saved money, Russia has allowed firms, including
state-controlled ones, to borrow cheaply abroad. According to the World Bank,
debt made up almost 85% of total capital inflows to Russia last year. The
result is that, although Russia has $475 billion in reserves, external
(mostly corporate) debt is higher. For the first time since 1998 Russia may
be running a current-account deficit.
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這段是截至經濟學人雜誌網站上的文章
這段英文翻譯真的翻不太過來
可能小弟的經濟知識真的不太夠 有沒有大大能幫忙
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even as it has saved money, Russia has allowed firms, including
state-controlled ones, to borrow cheaply abroad. According to the World Bank,
debt made up almost 85% of total capital inflows to Russia last year. The
result is that, although Russia has $475 billion in reserves, external
(mostly corporate) debt is higher. For the first time since 1998 Russia may
be running a current-account deficit.
這段意思是甚麼阿?
這段是截至經濟學人雜誌網站上的文章
這段英文翻譯真的翻不太過來
可能小弟的經濟知識真的不太夠 有沒有大大能幫忙
用google的翻譯真的看不太懂=.=
萬分感恩大大門
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