Islande Pib Taux De Croissance En Glissement Trimestriel
Une part importante de l'économie islandaise repose sur l'industrie de la pêche, laquelle représente 40% des recettes d'exportation, compte pour plus de 12% du PIB et emploie environ 5% de la main-d'œuvre du pays. Au cours de la dernière décennie, l'économie du pays a commencé à se diversifier dans les secteurs de la fabrication et des services, notamment dans les domaines du développement de logiciels, de la biotechnologie et du tourisme. En ce qui concerne les dépenses, la consommation des ménages est la composante la plus importante du PIB, représentant 53% du total. Elle est suivie par les dépenses publiques (24%) et la création brute de capital fixe (17%). Les exportations de biens et de services représentent 54% du PIB, tandis que les importations en représentent 47%, soit 7% du PIB total.
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Iceland Cuts Key Interest Rate For Fourth Straight Time
Iceland central bank lowered its benchmark rate for the fourth consecutive meeting on Wednesday, but policymakers stressed on the need for caution in future as inflationary pressures remain, and in view of the heighted global economic uncertainty. The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Iceland, led by Governor Asgeir Jonsson, unanimously reduced the seven-day term deposit rate by 25
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Iceland Central Bank Raises Key Interest Rate To 8.75%
Iceland's central bank raised its key interest rate sharply at its May meeting on Wednesday to contain the risk of a wage-price spiral in the face of strong demand pressures, and the policy board hinted that further rate hikes would bring inflation back to the target range and thereby ensure a better balanced economy.
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Iceland Central Bank Lifts Rate By 100 Bps
Iceland's central bank raised its key interest rate sharply on Wednesday to contain the risk of wage-price spiral in the face of strong demand pressures and the upcoming wage negotiations. The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Iceland decided to raise the benchmark interest rate, which is the rate on seven-day term deposits, by 100 basis points to 7.50 percent.
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