Traduction de «taux courant de l'intérêt » (Français → Anglais) :

Member States shall ensure full transparency about the rights and obligations stemming from this Directive, in particular by publishing the applicable statutory interest rate and the procedure relating to payments by public authorities, as a specific guarantee to any possible chain for subcontractors.

Member States shall ensure full transparency about the rights and obligations stemming from this Directive, in particular by publishing the applicable statutory interest rate.

10. Asks for more detail about how the coordination between the EFSF and the IMF will work, including whether the allocation between funds will be determined on a parallel basis maintaining the 2:1 ratio; whether the interest rate will be coordinated with the IMF rate in any way, presuming that the IMF rate will be fixed according to standard practice; what the projected interest rate will be, over and above German bunds, and whether it is likely to be around 1%; asks whether the IMF and EFSF loans will rank pari passu , as this would automatically give the EFSF the privilege of non-inclusion in any restructuring of borrowers' obligat ...[+++]ions – as otherwise the EFSF would, in effect, have first-loss exposure;

10. Asks for more detail about how the coordination between the EFSF and the IMF will work, including whether the allocation between funds will be determined on a parallel basis maintaining the 2:1 ratio; whether the interest rate will be coordinated with the IMF rate in any way, presuming that the IMF rate will be fixed according to standard practice; what the projected interest rate will be, over and above German bunds, and whether it is likely to be around 1%; asks whether the IMF and EFSF loans will rank pari passu, as this would automatically give the EFSF the privilege of non-inclusion in any restructuring of borrowers’ obligati ...[+++]ons – as otherwise the EFSF would, in effect, have first-loss exposure;

7. Considers that the current account imbalances within the EU-27 – countries with high current account deficits in southern and eastern Europe, countries with high current account surpluses such as Germany, Austria and the Netherlands – must be thoroughly addressed by EU economic governance; highlights that the surplus countries need to shift their economic development to strengthen internal demand and their domestic economy; proposes to establish a ‘clearing union’ mechanism within the EU-27 obliging the surplus countries to pay positive interest rates to the deficit c ...[+++]ountries, thus allowing those to invest in the modernisation of production, services and infrastructure, increase productivity and bring down current account deficits;

9. In accordance with the first subparagraph of Article 13(1) of the Rules Governing the Payment of Expenses and Allowances, as applicable at the material time, ‘Members shall be entitled to a monthly lump sum allowance at the rate currently fixed by the Bureau to meet expenditure resulting from their activities in their capacity as Members not covered by other allowances under these Rules (hereinafter referred to as the “general expenditure allowance”)’.