Sentences with phrase «dollar appreciation»

The major risk to our view is a sharper dollar appreciation.

More is needed to experience another leg of sustained dollar appreciation.

Unexpectedly rapid U.S. dollar appreciation could cause emerging - market instability with global spillovers.

In addition, according to the BlackRock Investment Institute, dollar rallies tend to be self - reinforcing — a stronger dollar begets greater inflows into U.S. assets in expectation of further dollar appreciation.

But there is a «sweet spot» of ongoing dollar appreciation for EM currencies and markets.

'' (In) that sort of environment it's usually hard to see large dollar appreciation, so generally slightly softer is the basic view,» he added.

There are two factors at play here: the sluggish growth rate of aggregate demand abroad and the continuing impact of earlier dollar appreciation on U.S. export competitiveness.

She finds that the effect of U.S. dollar moves on profits can be more precisely identified when using the industry - specific indexes: dollar appreciations reduce corporate profits, while depreciations stimulate them.

Reliance continues to set new benchmarks and records despite a challenging global economic scenario marked by volatile commodity prices, weak growth in certain major economies and dollar appreciation against most major global currencies.

That said, a strong dollar appreciation could prove challenging, and this will test the Chinese authorities» determination to stay ahead of the devaluation curve.

Gains in US stocks were negated by the rise in the dollar and European stocks suffered a double whammy of Canadian dollar appreciation and a falling Euro.

Travelzoo's all over Ireland for $ 290 (from NYC — with taxes) and pretty much the rest of Europe for $ 8 more (whoo - hoo dollar appreciation).

In a research note from December, Goldman Sachs economists opined that a transition to what the firm calls destination - based taxation in the U.S. would introduce dollar appreciation and price increases, both meaningful, but imperfect.

Corporate tax reform proposals in the U.S. could prompt significant expectations for further dollar appreciation, driven by the potential impact on trade and the repatriation of corporate profits held overseas.

We see selected opportunities in the asset class, especially in local - currency debt among broadening reflation and limiting risks from U.S. dollar appreciation, but high valuations keep us neutral overall.

While in principle exchange rate movements should not affect the level of global demand, further dollar appreciation is likely to be contractionary for the global economy because of the uncertainty it engenders.

International stocks could rise from the benefits of improved economic growth, and hedging the currency means any dollar appreciation associated with higher rates won't harm investors.

These nascent signs of stabilization is encouraging, given the sector had long been battered by the effects of dollar appreciation (soft demand for U.S. exports) and cut - backs from the commodity rout.

We also estimate that further dollar appreciation will provide only a modest headwind, shaving off at most 0.2 — 0.3 percentage points from headline inflation.

Because of that, in bad times Canadian investors who hold U.S. dollar funds have seen their losses somewhat offset by U.S. dollar appreciation.

Likewise, Steadyhand Equity has gained from light exposure to resources and from a healthy allocation to U.S. equities, which continue to benefit from the U.S. dollar appreciation.

The results can be attributed to the U.S. dollar appreciation, as the S&P 500 ended 2015 almost flat on a currency - neutral basis.