Krzyżówka z Angielskiego

3. The cost of energy resources such as oil, gas, and electricity.
5. The difference between a country’s exports and imports.
6. An increase in interest rates by a central bank.
9. The profit (return) investors receive from U.S. government bonds.
10. Groups of stocks used to measure the performance of the financial market.
11. The cost of borrowing money or the return on savings.
12. The expenses associated with taking loans or credit.
16. Shares that represent ownership in a company.
19. A situation in which prices of goods and services increase over time and money loses value.
20. The percentage of total sales held by a company or country in a market.
26. An increase in the production of goods and services in an economy.
29. The return earned from investing in bonds.
30. The central bank of the United States responsible for monetary policy.

1. Trade between two countries.
2. The movement of goods and services between countries.
4. Taxes imposed on imported goods entering a country.
7. Economic conflicts between countries over trade policies.
8. Goods and services sold to another country.
13. The exchange of goods and services between entities or countries.
14. Goods and services purchased from another country.
15. The group of EU countries that use the euro and share monetary policy via the European Central Bank.
17. A rapid large-scale sale of assets causing prices to fall.
18. The ability of an economy or firm to compete effectively in a market.
21. Statistical information used to analyze economic conditions.
22. The network involved in producing and delivering goods.
23. Professional financial services focused on handling investments, planning, and assets for clients.
24. A system where buyers and sellers exchange goods and services.
25. Units of ownership in a company traded on financial markets.
27. The total number of shares or contracts traded in a given period.
28. A unit equal to 0.01%, used to describe changes in interest rates or yields.