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1 value index
French\ \ indice de valeurGerman\ \ WertindexDutch\ \ waarde indexcijferItalian\ \ indice del valoreSpanish\ \ índice de valorCatalan\ \ valor índexPortuguese\ \ índice de valorRomanian\ \ -Danish\ \ -Norwegian\ \ -Swedish\ \ värdeindexGreek\ \ δείκτης αξίαςFinnish\ \ arvoindeksiHungarian\ \ értékindexTurkish\ \ değer indeksiEstonian\ \ väärtuseindeksLithuanian\ \ vertės indeksas; vertės rodiklisSlovenian\ \ -Polish\ \ indeks wartości; wskaźnik wartościRussian\ \ индекс стоимостиUkrainian\ \ -Serbian\ \ -Icelandic\ \ gildiEuskara\ \ balio-indizeFarsi\ \ -Persian-Farsi\ \ -Arabic\ \ رقم قياسي للقيمةAfrikaans\ \ waarde-indeksChinese\ \ 价 值 指 数Korean\ \ 가치지수 -
2 Red Hills Value Index
Stock Exchange: RHVУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Red Hills Value Index
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3 extreme value index
Ecology: EVIУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > extreme value index
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4 nutritive value index
Agriculture: NVIУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > nutritive value index
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5 present value index
Oil: PVIУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > present value index
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6 Index
Index m BÖRSE, COMP, WIWI index • dem Index hinterherhinken WIWI lag behind the index • hinter dem Index zurückbleiben WIWI lag behind the index* * *m <Börse, Comp, Vw> index ■ dem Index hinterherhinken <Vw> lag behind the index ■ hinter dem Index zurückbleiben <Vw> lag behind the index* * *Index
index [number], register, table of contents;
• an den Index gebunden tied to the index;
• mit einem Index gekoppelt index-linked;
• nicht bereinigter Index unadjusted index;
• an die Preise wesentlicher Konsumartikel gekoppelter Index index keyed to prices of major consumer items;
• gekreuzter Index (Statistik) crossed-weight index, cross-weighted index number;
• gewichteter (gewogener) Index (Statistik) weighted index [number];
• saisonbereinigter Index seasonally adjusted index;
• unbewerteter (ungewogener, ungewichteter) Index unweighted index;
• verketteter Index (Statistik) chain index (Br.);
• Index der Aktienkurse index of share prices (Br.) (stocks, US), stock-price index (US);
• Index der Arbeitslosenzahl unemployment index;
• Index der Baukosten index of building (construction) costs;
• Index der an der Börse gehandelten Werte stock-exchange market value index;
• Index der Bruttostundenlöhne index of gross hourly wages;
• Index, dem der Durchschnitt von 2002 mit 100 zugrunde liegt index based on 2002 averages as 100;
• Index der Einzelhandelspreise retail-price index;
• Index der Erzeugerpreise index of manufacturing prices;
• Index der Fertigungskapazität index of manufacturing capacity;
• Index der Großhandelspreise wholesale-price index;
• Index des gesamten Handelsgewinns index of total gain from trade;
• Index der Industrieaktien index of industrial shares;
• Index der Lebenshaltungskosten cost-of-living index;
• Index der industriellen Nettoproduktion index of industrial production, national production index;
• Index in effektiven Preisen value index;
• Index der als typisch erachteten Stammaktien industrial ordinary index;
• Index der Verbraucherpreise consumer price index;
• an einen Index binden to link with an index;
• auf dem Index stehen to be put on the index;
• Indexanleihe loan tied to an index;
• Indexautomatik des Zinses automatic interest adjustment;
• Indexberechnung computation of an index;
• Indexfamilie typical average family;
• Indexfonds index fund.
Index, dem der Durchschnitt von 2002 mit 100 zugrunde liegt
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7 Index der an der Börse gehandelten Werte
Index der an der Börse gehandelten Werte
stock-exchange market value indexBusiness german-english dictionary > Index der an der Börse gehandelten Werte
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8 Index in effektiven Preisen
Index in effektiven Preisen
value indexBusiness german-english dictionary > Index in effektiven Preisen
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9 index
Fin [m1]1. a standard that represents the value of stocks in a market, particularly a figure such as the Hang Seng, Dow Jones, or Nikkei average2. an amount calculated to represent the relative value of a group of things -
10 index-linked gilt
Finan inflation-proof U.K. government bond, first introduced for institutional investors in 1981 and then made available to the general public in 1982. It is inflation-proof in two ways: the dividend is raised every six months in line with the Retail Price Index and the original capital is repaid in real terms at redemption, when the indexing of the repayment is undertaken. The nominal value of the stock, however, does not increase with inflation. Like other gilts, ILGs are traded on the market. Price changes are principally dependent on investors’ changing perceptions of inflation and real yields.Abbr. ILG -
11 index of value
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > index of value
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12 index value
заданная величина, заданное значение, требуемое значение; величина задающего воздействия; индекс стоимостиАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > index value
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13 kurswertgewichteter Index
kurswertgewichteter Index m BÖRSE market-value-weighted index* * *m < Börse> market-value-weighted indexBusiness german-english dictionary > kurswertgewichteter Index
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14 marktwertgewichteter Index
marktwertgewichteter Index m BÖRSE market-value-weighted index* * *m < Börse> market-value-weighted indexBusiness german-english dictionary > marktwertgewichteter Index
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15 составной индекс value line
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > составной индекс value line
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16 price-weighted index
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17 trade-weighted index
Econan index that measures the value of a country’s currency in relation to the currencies of its trading partners -
18 NZSE10 Index
Fina measure of changes in share prices on the New Zealand Stock Exchange, based on the change in value of the stocks of the 10 largest companies -
19 NZSE30 Selection Index
Fina measure of changes in share prices on the New Zealand Stock Exchange, based on the change in value of the stocks of the 30 largest companies.Abbr. NZSE30 -
20 profitability index
Finthe present value of the money an investment will earn divided by the amount of the investment
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