Monetary policy:
continued investment recovery, unemployment and inflation expectations are key; energy prices less so «The year - on - year rate of increase in the CPI is likely to be about 0 percent for the time being, due to the effects of the decline in energy prices.»
Not exact matches
Also, notwithstanding a silly fiscal policy and the ongoing political impasse, the U.S. economy has some very good things going for it now, as even king of doom, Nouriel Roubini, couldn't help but note: the Fed is going to stick to its asset - buying regime for the foreseeable future, providing a monetary protein shake the
recovery still very much needs; the housing rebound is well on its way, which is helping Americans rebuild their wealth and is boosting employment in many states with high jobless rates; and the shale oil and gas revolution
continues to power
investment, job creation and revenue growth.
Looking forward, we expect growth to pick up to about 2 1/4 percent in 2014, with the
continued recovery in the U.S. boosting Canada's exports and business
investment.
Despite all of the hope for an economic
recovery, and the willingness to equate such hope with a positive
investment outlook, I
continue to view the major indices as steeply overvalued.
«CIHT has been calling for
investment in infrastructure and are pleased that the government is acknowledging the role that this will play in the UK's economic
recovery and we will
continue to call for a balanced long - term
investment programme.»
For the Island, they hope this means more attention to difficult and expensive capital projects and
investment in transportation infrastructure, as well as
continued progress on Sandy
recovery.
The governor's office says it is creating a «comprehensive and diverse portfolio of
investments that collectively is driving the future of Buffalo's
continuing economic
recovery.»
I will
continue to push for science and technology research and education because they put our economic
recovery on a stronger course; however, we can all do more to publicize the tangible benefits that greater
investment in science and technology has on our global competitiveness.
In October, DOT
continued building on those
Recovery Act
investments with an additional $ 2.4 billion in high - speed rail funding from the 2010 budget.
We will
continue working to improve safety across all modes of transportation, aiding the economic
recovery through strategic infrastructure
investments and supporting America's long - term growth through a sustainable and efficient transportation network.»
Despite the
continued market
recovery, Canadian investors remain wary and
continue to take a conservative approach to
investment and savings vehicles as evidenced by a one - point dip (to +21) in the latest Manulife Financial Investor Sentiment Index.
These inherent weaknesses in our evolved civilisation (to date) ensure that mankind will NOT reach 8 billion people given current negative trends in oil
recovery, negative trends in alternative energy research and
continued investment in immigration and large families.
Elsewhere, the country
continues to benefit from post-recession
recovery with medium to long term
investment fuelling the appetite for growth.
The
recovery in the residential market is prompting investors to retool strategies as this emerging
investment niche
continues to mature.
A wave of capital
continues to flow into commercial real estate as investors remain cautious about other
investment vehicles in a tepid economic
recovery.
By creating an arbitrary and discriminatory cost
recovery system that is disconnected from the economic life of actual structures, the proposed reforms would reduce real estate
investment and development, result in lower real estate values, and stifle the real estate industry's ability to
continue creating new jobs as the economic
recovery picks up steam.
Frustrated by
continued uncertainty, a sluggish
recovery, and a challenging
investment environment, commercial investors generally appear eager to put the past behind them and adjust to the new normal.
The seniors housing market
continued its
recovery in the third quarter of 2011, even while overall construction activity
continued to decline, according to NIC MAP, a data analysis service of the National
Investment Center for the Seniors Housing...
Fiscal drag is waning, the housing
recovery continues, and manufacturing and business
investment are rebounding, helping to boost growth.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The seniors housing occupancy rate
continued its
recovery in the second quarter of 2012, while construction activity gained traction and year - over-year rent growth accelerated, according to NIC MAP, a data and analysis service of the National
Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (NIC).
Spain has been leading the
recovery of Southern Europe's commercial real estate market since the GFC, thanks to
continued interest from foreign investors who have been responsible for 62 % of all commercial real estate
investment activity so far this year.
Instead, 2009 is looking very much like it will be a lost year for the sector with
investment sales volume down, fundamentals
continuing to weaken and no sign of
recovery until the fourth quarter at the earliest.