Sentences with phrase «ripple in a falling market»

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A prolonged downturn in oil and natural gas markets continued to ripple through New Mexico's economy over the summer and into the fall, undermining state tax revenues.

While the poorest in society are hardest hit, Theocarakis talks about the «new poor» and «new homeless» — those who were well off before but now are unemployed or find they can not fall back on their assets: «The market for assets has collapsed so even if you've got a house or a car you can't sell it and get cash to use... this creates a ripple effect everywhere.»

Falling demand from a long - term economic slowdown in China has rippled throughout global investment markets.

To be sure, most observers say the ripples in the repo market will not be anything like those felt in the fall of 2008, when creditors lost faith in the ability of banks to pay back their short - term loans.