Sentences with phrase «economy price reflect»

Not exact matches

Ian Sexsmith, portfolio manager at Parnassus Investments, says banks» prices don't reflect the potential impact of more consumer lending and lower default rates in a strong economy — a mismatch that's creating some enticing bargains.

This likely reflects, in part, the realization that financial markets need to factor in the risk that wages and prices could grow too quickly, if there were too much fiscal and monetary stimulus — particularly with the economy currently at or beyond full employment and inflation approaching the Fed's goal.

Because it directly reflects the Fed's two central concerns — price stability and real economic performance — nominal G.D.P. is a simple and sensible target for long after the economy recovers.

This, conceptually, is a measure of the trend in the general price level which reflects the broad balance between aggregate demand and supply in the economy.

Low core inflation reflects muted price pressures across a wide range of goods and services, consistent with material excess capacity in the economy.

Of course, when we feel the consequences of an economic downturn, and our economy comes to earth, when prices reflect scarcity in relation to demand, we now call that a tragedy, too.

«The implication of that is that if you are holding a stock of Enterprise at the stock exchange at Ghc2 and it is now being sold at almost three, seven times so, it means that your stock on the stock exchange has been undervalued and therefore putting pressure on people to rush for Enterprise Insurance shares and for which reason Enterprise Insurance will now begin to see an increase in the price of their share, not reflected by the fundamentals of the performance of the economy but by a manipulated process outside of the trading regime without clearance from the Securities and Exchanges Commission.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP): An inflation - adjusted measure that reflects the value of all goods and services produced by an economy or country in a given year, expressed in base - year prices.

Recommending investing in local / regional stocks seems to me to be countering the goal of diversification, because you're already significantly exposed to your local economy just by living there: Your job ties you to the performance of a local company, the value of your house is dependent on local factors, and your groceries reflect a local price level.

According to Ranson, increases in the price of commodities are a better indicator of current inflation because inflation initially affects commodity prices, and it may take several years for this commodity inflation to work its way through an economy and be reflected in the CPI.

This reflects rising oil prices in 2016 - 17 as well as an improving economy.

«The United States... is marked by a large number of self - directed investors, economies of scale, a high level of price competition, a retirement tax preference that uses the same investments for tax - preferred investments, and one of the highest percentages of assets paying an outside advisory fee not reflected in a fund's total expense ratio,» the GFIE report said.

Korean Air doesn't partner with any carriers from Oceania, New Zealand and Australia, and its significantly higher award prices for these areas (up to 110,000 in economy and 240,000 in first class roundtrip) reflect this lack of coverage.

Top auction prices reflect a growing inequality, and that has to be bad for art, just as in the economy as a whole.

The statement reflects no wavering by Obama on his insistence that «the best way for us to transition to a clean energy economy is with a bill that makes clean energy the profitable kind of energy for America's businesses by putting a price on pollution.»

How many more Katrina's or Iowa floods or petroleum price increases will we witness before we realize that our economic system must be synchronized with natural systems to reflect the laws of natural and physical sciences, and not the lobbyist ($ $ $) driven laws of a false economy?

What she calls «claims» from those expressing concerns with the President's plan — that regulating carbon will increase energy prices, hurt the economy, destroy jobs, and wage war on coal — more accurately reflect the facts.

The dangers range from economy - wrecking laws which will radically increase the price of energy to putting mirrors in space to reflect sunlight away from the Earth.

«Democrats believe that carbon dioxide, methane, and other greenhouse gases should be priced to reflect their negative externalities, and to accelerate the transition to a clean energy economy and help meet our climate goals.»

The local economy, while still shaking off the effects of the collapse in oil prices, is reflecting signs of a turnaround, according to a report by commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, which represented BlackRock in the transaction with Hines.

Don Lawby, president of Century 21 Canada, says, «Whether executive house prices are at the high or low end of the range, in Canada or elsewhere in the world, depends on the current state of the local economies — and our survey reflects that Vancouver and Calgary are booming whether you compare them to cities in the rest of Canada or to cities around the world.»