Oct 29, 2000 12:20
23 yrs ago
English term
carry-in stocks.
English to Spanish
Bus/Financial
Refers to chickpea production. The phrase reads: Total world supply is forecast to increase by 5% toabout 10 million tonnes, because of higher production and carry-in stocks."
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
0 | existencias del año anterior | Lia Fail (X) |
0 | existencias en almacén. | rvasquez |
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existencias del año anterior
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"Total supply is expected to remain stable, as higher carry-in stocks are offset by lower imports. Exports are forecast to increase slightly due to less competition from the US. Carry-out stocks are expected to decrease, with a low s/u ratio of 7%.US production is forecast to fall by 25% to 1.11 Mt because of lower harvested area and lower yields. The total supply is not expected to drop by as much because of higher carry-in stocks."
I would say, from deduction from info in pages like the above, that carry-in stocks are 'existencias (que quedan) del año/ejercicio anterior'. I did consider that they might be imports but on the basis of the info above, I have discarded that possibiliy.
"Total supply is expected to remain stable, as higher carry-in stocks are offset by lower imports. Exports are forecast to increase slightly due to less competition from the US. Carry-out stocks are expected to decrease, with a low s/u ratio of 7%.US production is forecast to fall by 25% to 1.11 Mt because of lower harvested area and lower yields. The total supply is not expected to drop by as much because of higher carry-in stocks."
I would say, from deduction from info in pages like the above, that carry-in stocks are 'existencias (que quedan) del año/ejercicio anterior'. I did consider that they might be imports but on the basis of the info above, I have discarded that possibiliy.
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existencias en almacén.
In Spanish you should read : "Se espera que el suministro mundial en su totalidad, aumente de un 5% a cerca de 10 millones de toneladas, debido a una más alta producción y a las existencias en almaén."
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