Sentences with phrase «economic expansion phase»

This month we look at the factors that could bring the current US economic expansion phase to an end.

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Growing earnings and a new growth phase of the economic expansion can carry stocks higher still, even if the «peak happiness» point occurred in January.
Being in a more mature phase of an economic expansion currently, however, the next market peak might come sooner than it did last cycle.
Wages and profits can, and typically do, rise together during the reflationary phase of economic expansions.
The economic situation in Japan is more promising than it has been for some time, and the economy now looks to be in a fairly healthy expansion phase.
Bull and bear markets often coincide with the economic cycle, which consists of four phases: expansion, peak, contraction and trough.
Even before the price rises for oil and other commodities seen this year, Australia had experienced a significant pick - up in inflation, in the mature phase of a long period of economic expansion.
Infrastructure Notably slipped into the extender budget is an allowance for billions of dollars a year in spending for all of Cuomo's signature economic development and infrastructure projects, include major New York City projects — including an MTA subway expansion and transformations of Penn Station and Laguardia Airport — and the next phase of the Buffalo Billion.
An economic boom is the expansion and peak phase of the business cycle.
Bull and bear markets often coincide with the economic cycle, which consists of four phases: expansion, peak, contraction and trough.
Adjust portfolios over economic and market cycles One of the best times to own high - yield bonds is during the expansion phase of an economic cycle, when financial measures are increasing along with consumer confidence.
After World War 2, in a new phase of economic expansion for San Miguel, the locomotives came back into use, this time to help with the construction of the road from the fort of San Brás to Calheta, between 1948 and 1954.
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