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1 external
adjinozemni, vanjski• external claims in foreign currencies inozemna potraћivanja u stranoj valuti• external credit inozemni kredit• external debt inozemni dug• external demand inozemna potraћnja• external loan inozemni kredit• external rating inozemni rejting, inozemna ocjena• external sterling računi nerezidenata sterlinљkoga područja (u funtama)• external trade vanjska trgovina• external transaction inozemna transakcija• external economic equilibrium vanjska gospodarska ravnoteћa• external equilibrium vanjska ravnoteћa• external foreign currency position inozemna pozicija u stranoj valuti• external liabilities in foreign currencies inozemne obveze u stranoj valuti• external monetary policy vanjska monetarna politika• external position inozemna pozicija• external value of the currency inozemna vrijednost (domaće) valuteEnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > external
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2 gold
nzlato• currency expressed in gold valuta izraћena u zlatu• financial gold financijsko zlato• gold bullion standard standard zlatnih poluga• gold contribution of central bank doprinos srediљnje banke u zlatu• gold exchange standard zlatno-devizni standard• gold holdings zlatne pričuve• gold parity zlatni paritet• gold points zlatne točkeBilj.: U sustavima tečaja vezanih uz zlato ili zlatnu devizu• gold reserves zlatne pričuve• gold specie standard standard zlatnih kovanica• gold standard zlatni standard• gold tranche zlatna tranљa• gold transaction transakcija u zlatu• monetary gold monetarno zlato (zlato koje sluћi kao novac)• paper gold papirno zlatoBilj.: Drugi naziv za posebna prava vučenja, SDREnglesko-Hrvatski Glosar bankarstva, osiguranja i ostalih financijskih usluga > gold
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