in nominal terms

But neither step will do much to constrain banks swimming in deposits and lending to an economy growing, in nominal terms, by 15% a year.

Further, since market value is measured by actual current market prices, the raw input used in adding up GDP is said to be in nominal terms.

they are constant in nominal terms because tax law in the United States allows only the original cost of assets to be depreciated.

The mining industry has definitely experienced a demand shock, and prices, in nominal terms at least, are through the roof.

But in an economy growing by 15% a year (in nominal terms), that floor is unlikely to deter borrowers.

But in an economy growing by 15 % a year (in nominal terms) , that floor is unlikely to deter borrowers .

The yuan is widely held to be undervalued, though it has risen faster in real than in nominal terms (see article).

Some argue that inflation should be good for stock and property prices, as it increases sales and profits in nominal terms.

In fact, the U. S. economy is about three times the size of China's in nominal terms, and its GDP per capita is roughly 10 times bigger.

But even then the burden would be little more than 50% in an economy growing at over 10% in nominal terms.

In the first quarter of 2009, retail sales increased by 15% from a year earlier in nominal terms.

Japan's economy has barely grown in nominal terms after two "lost decades" , and is again suffering from deflation.

Rates are low in real as well as in nominal terms, which makes it harder to accumulate a given capital sum.

Gold may have hit new highs in nominal terms, but it hasn't come close to hitting its old highs in real terms.

Meanwhile, the yuan is appreciating, by a meaningful amount in nominal terms and by even more in real terms.

To economists, China overtaking Japan as the world's second largest economy in nominal terms is almost meaningless.

The invaluable asset of fiscal sovereignty guarantees that their public debt is completely risk-free in nominal terms.

Lending rates still are only around 6%, low for an economy expanding 14% in nominal terms, not taking into account inflation.

Based on purchasing power parity China has reached this, although in nominal terms it is still barely half that level.

Although that is true in nominal terms, David Woo of Barclays Capital argues that there is still a difference in real yields.

The report stressed that rising crude oil export revenues are in nominal terms.

Since the start of 2008, the yen is 80% stronger versus the won in nominal terms.

Debt levels are fixed in nominal terms whereas asset prices can go up or down.

not only have prices been falling for many years, but average wages have drifted 5 per cent lower in the last decade, in nominal terms.

This showed that, since 2005, the yuan had appreciated against the dollar by around 50% in real terms and 25% in nominal terms.

The region's biggest economies are expanding around 10 percentage points faster than the US in nominal terms.

In nominal terms, prices will more than double to $204 a barrel it predicted.

It rose by almost 16% in nominal terms in the year to the fourth quarter.

Another drawback of this report is that data is reported in nominal terms, and not adjusted for inflation.

In a world of low inflation that means they could easily fall in nominal terms.

We have seen the RMB appreciate by 3. 7 percent against the dollar in nominal terms since last June.

As bubbles inflate, households and firms assume more and more debt with interest rates fixed largely in nominal terms.

In nominal terms, the Democrats have walloped the Republicans by 10. 8% to 2.

In nominal terms China's total GDP was still only around $6, 000bn in 2010.

Not only is the yen cheap in nominal terms, but many years of falling prices in Japan have made it even more competitive.

Gold prices rose to $1, 400. 50 per troy ounce, near the all-time high in nominal terms of $1, 422. 60, hit on Jan.

This year, gold prices have risen 22%, settling Wednesday at $1, 336. 80 a troy ounce, near a record high in nominal terms.