Sentences with phrase «moderate price changes»

Moderate price changes are not out of character for the region, where quarterly price gains surpassed 1.0 percent one time in 2012, and 0.5 percent only twice over the course of the year.

Not exact matches

Moderate income home shoppers continue to enjoy the combined positive effects of low interest rates, lower home prices (although there are signs of change), and flexible FHA guidelines for loan approval.

In its most recent Monetary Report, the bank conceded that their own rate cuts last year helped fuel the increase in debt spending, but the Bank apparently feels confident that recent regulatory changes, and rising real income due to lower oil prices, will result in more moderate spending levels.

However, the BoC was optimistic about 2016, believing that recent regulatory changes and rising real income due to lower oil prices, would result in more moderate spending levels.

My colleague Matt Hourihan wrote a great review of the effect price has on technology change and found that price — especially the small to moderate carbon pricing and fuel taxes talked about within policy circles — will do nothing but drive incremental technology change.

A moderate mitigation policy targeting emissions from both the agricultural and land - use change sectors with a carbon price of US$ 10 per tCO2e could lead to an abatement of 3,223 MtCO2e ⋅ y − 1.

This would raise natural gas prices, though recent increases in natural gas production suggest that the change in gas prices would be moderate.

Others seek an algorithmic anchor in the sea of market speculation, trusting software to moderate dynamic price changes.

Continuing price escalation is the result of moderate construction and high investor interest in this sector, despite moderating demand for office space over the last few years due to changes in the workplace environment.

In 2018, Yun anticipates essentially no change (a decline of 0.4 percent) in existing sales (5.52 million), and price growth to moderate to around 2 percent.

Economists at the National Association of Realtors estimate that the tax changes could whack 10 percent off average prices around the country, with declines steeper in states with higher home costs and tax burdens, lower in areas with more moderate prices and taxes.