The analysis in the AMR is based on a scoreboard of eleven macroeconomic indicators that focus on developments in competitiveness, indebtedness, asset prices, adjustment and interlinkages with the financial sector.

A. whereas, given the importance of the historical and cultural links, the Trade Agreement between the European Union and Colombia and Peru aims to open markets for, inter alia, goods, services, government procurement and investment and to promote economic integration between the parties and comprehensive economic development with the objective of reducing poverty, creating new employment opportunities, improving working conditions and raising living standards by liberalising and expanding trade and investment between their territories, as well as encouraging a commitment to implement the Trade Agreement in accordance with the objective ...[+++] of sustainable development, including the promotion of economic progress, respect for labour rights and protection of the environment, in accordance with the international commitments adopted by the parties;

A. whereas, given the importance of the historical and cultural links, the Trade Agreement between the European Union and Colombia and Peru aims to open markets for, inter alia, goods, services, government procurement and investment and to promote economic integration between the parties and comprehensive economic development with the objective of reducing poverty, creating new employment opportunities, improving working conditions and raising living standards by liberalising and expanding trade and investment between their territories, as well as encouraging a commitment to implement the Trade Agreement in accordance with the objective ...[+++]of sustainable development, including the promotion of economic progress, respect for labour rights and protection of the environment, in accordance with the international commitments adopted by the parties;

However, central banks must invest in their understanding of financial market dynamics and the changing relationships between the real and the financial sector of the economy.

3. Cannot fail to point out the growing economic and political links between the EU and Asia expressed most formally in Summit meetings with certain countries, Declarations, ASEM, "third-generation" agreements with individual countries in Asia, and the increasing interdependence of the two regions in the financial and trade spheres; recognises, however, that there is much room for improvement and urges the EU to engage with Asia at all levels (economic, social, cultural, on human ...[+++] rights);

3. Cannot fail to point out the growing economic and political links between the EU and Asia expressed most formally in Summit meetings with certain countries, Declarations, ASEM, ‘third-generation’ agreements with individual countries in Asia, and the increasing interdependence of the two regions in the financial and trade spheres; recognises, however, that there is much room for improvement and urges the EU to engage with Asia at all levels (economic, social, cultural, on human ...[+++] rights);