Sentences with phrase «biggest economies pushed»
Upbeat news in Asia's two biggest economies pushed the region's stock markets higher on Monday.
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A surging economy has stepped up to push the Volunteer State into the top 10 this year, with big growth in construction leading the way.
The push to return to the vanguard comes at a time of growing nostalgia for the heyday of Japan «s technological prowess, which has dwindled since China overtook it as the world's second - biggest economy.
When President Donald J. Trump put his name to the first bill to repeal an Obama - era federal regulation four months ago, he framed the «big signing» as part of a broader push to improve the economy and slash burdensome rules for the energy sector.
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«With its push toward developing electric vehicles, China could be a big winner; but it is a cause of long - term concern for the oil - based economies among the BRICS and in the Middle East.»
And now the big push by Washington to boost an economy that's been growing for nearly nine years is adding to the worries, especially with new Chairman Jay Powell taking over at the Federal Reserve.
One question focused on possible reasons to vote for «Woodstock,» citing reasons like fighting to improve the economy by taking on big businesses and monopolies, pushing for campaign finance reform, increasing education funding, changing the tax code to require the wealthy and large corporations to pay more and raising the minimum wage.
His focus over the coming days will be on restructuring the Government on the big challenges facing the country for the future: how we guide the economy through the downturn and strengthen it for the future; how we push ahead with reform of and investment in our public services; and how we renew trust in our democracy and Parliament.
The proposals within the collection echo the sentiment of David Cameron's «big society» agenda and pushes for the government to encourage workers in the private and public sectors to form mutuals in order to aid what its authors described as a «broken» economy.
The big question is whether the new - model proliferation that Murphy forecasts will push the market in a thriving economy or whether automakers will get caught, again, with too much product chasing too few dollars.
South Korea's economy will likely grow by 3.9 % in 2016, and a big stimulus program and continued low oil prices could push that figure higher; South Korea imports almost all of its oil, bringing in the fifth - largest amount in the world, after Germany.
There is concern that the big energy companies will be pushing carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a way of keeping the oil - based economy running.
A big part of why this is such a problem in Europe, says Vidal, has been the push for better fuel economy without understanding the full impact of particulate emissions: