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1. Public finances are rapidly deteriorating under the impact of the downturn and discretionary fiscal easing.
2. Headline inflation reached almost 4 % in mid-2008, but is now easing rapidly.
3. Subject: Easing of restrictions on transporting mixed loads of explosives, and explosives with other dangerous goods, in wagons, vehicles and containers (N4/5/6).
4. The cessation of PWB activities outside Dexia’s historical markets should contribute to easing the pressure on the margins of Dexia’s PWB activities,
5. Subject Easing of restrictions on transporting mixed loads of explosives, and explosives with other dangerous goods, in wagons, vehicles and containers (N4/5/6).
6. Despite some easing following weaker domestic demand, the current account deficit is expected by the Commission to remain high, at almost 13 % of GDP in 2008 and stay at a two-digit level in 2009.
7. Inflation peaked at almost 4 % during 2008, but is expected to fall back to a very low level in 2009. Public finances are rapidly deteriorating under the impact of the downturn and discretionary fiscal easing.
8. The objectives of these purchases are to contribute to: (a) promoting the ongoing decline in money market term rates; (b) easing funding conditions for credit institutions and enterprises; (c) encouraging credit institutions to maintain and expand their lending to clients; and (d) improving market liquidity in important segments of the private debt securities market.
9. In net terms, the United Kingdom authorities’ costings of these measures, compared with the baseline of announced policy (as taken into account in the Commission services’ autumn forecasts), represent an easing of policy by 0,1 percentage points of GDP in the current financial year and a tightening of policy by 0,1 percentage points of GDP in 2006/07.
10. The Council Decision 2006/702/EC of 6 October 2006 on Community Strategic Guidelines on Cohesion [4] calls upon Member States to pay special attention to ‘implementing the European Youth Pact, by facilitating access to employment for young people, by easing the transition from education to work, including through career guidance, assistance in completing education, access to appropriate training and apprenticeships’.
11. Such criteria and conditions should ensure a balance between, on the one hand, the easing of border crossing for bona fide border residents having legitimate reasons frequently to cross an external land border and, on the other hand, the need to prevent illegal immigration and potential threats to security posed by criminal activities.
12. The government deficit reached an estimated 5,2 % of GDP in 2008 and without a change in policy is likely to increase further in 2009. Despite some easing following weaker domestic demand, the current account deficit is expected by the Commission to remain high, at almost 13 % of GDP in 2008 and stay at a two-digit level in 2009.
13. In this context, more general structural measures not constituting State aid may also contribute to an increase in the provision of risk capital, such as promoting a culture of entrepreneurship, introducing a more neutral taxation of the different forms of SME financing (for example new equity, retained earnings and debt), fostering market integration, and easing regulatory constraints, including limitations on investments by certain types of financial institutions (for example, pension funds) and administrative procedures for setting up companies.