balance-of-payments

But they have denied that Damascus is facing a balance-of-payments crisis.

U.S. Turns to Lebanon in Bid to Strangle Syria Jay Solomon 2011

Today the country is dangerously close to a balance-of-payments crisis.

The Economic Threat to Egypt's Stability Dalibor Rohac 2011

For now, Pakistan is unlikely to plunge back into a balance-of-payments crisis of the kind that forced it to call in the IMF in November 2008.

Pakistan Budget Seen Lackluster Tom Wright 2011

The country called in the IMF in 2008 amid a balance-of-payments crisis.

Pakistan's Cabinet Resigns Abhrajit Gangopadhyay 2011

The IMF's $11 billion balance-of-payments support program for Pakistan, launched in November 2008 amid a run on the Pakistan rupee, was meant to end last December.

Disappointed in Pakistan, IMF Ends Loan Program Tom Wright 2011

These payments constitute the single biggest contribution to the country’s balance-of-payments deficit and so is a major source of the nation’s economic weakness.

Michael T. Klare: America and Oil, Declining Together? Michael T. Klare 2011

Pakistan called in the IMF in 2008 amid a balance-of-payments crisis, which has since abated due to strong commodity exports.

Pakistan's Central Banker Resigns Zahid Hussain 2011

According to some calculations, oil prices added another $72 billion to America’s mammoth balance-of-payments deficit last year.

Michael T. Klare: The Year of Living Dangerously: Rising Commodity Prices and Extreme Weather Events Threaten Global Stability Michael T. Klare 2011

These payments constitute the single biggest contribution to the country’s balance-of-payments deficit and so is a major source of the nation’s economic weakness.

Michael T. Klare: America and Oil, Declining Together? Michael T. Klare 2011

Allowing the private sector to play a bigger role in managing the reserves could facilitate capital moving in and out of China's borders in an orderly way, analysts say, thereby helping reduce the country's persistent balance-of-payments surplus, which has resulted from its trade surplus and an investment boom.

Beijing Considers Easing Cash Rules Lingling Wei 2011