Sentences with phrase «emerging economies»

A heightened capacity for agility and innovation will be needed to match changing tastes and preferences in emerging economies with our capacity to deliver commodities, goods, services and capital.

The prospect of the first major default connected with the Chinese shadow banking system sent shock waves through the financial markets of emerging economies.

After decades of decline in the real price of commodities, by 2007, increasing demand from emerging economies kicked in in earnest.

The picture that emerges from these figures is one where — in general — developed countries and major emerging economy nations lead in total carbon dioxide emissions.

We want to be more constructive so let's see how we can change the drivers, especially for developing countries, especially for emerging economies.

For many emerging economies, issuing sovereign debt is the only way to raise funds, but things can go sour quickly.

In order to defend their interests at the climate negotiations, large emerging economies, small island states and the less advanced countries are forming alliances based on common concerns.

The goal of the initiative is to connect American companies to new export opportunities, with a particular focus on emerging economies.

In some countries, especially newly emerging economies, emissions are on the rise, while in others they are reaching a plateau or reducing.

In emerging economies around the world, women who go back to work wean their babies rather than using a breast pump.

For this reason, many enthusiasts of blockchain technology believe that it will become most popular in emerging economies where fiat currency is most volatile (often due to corruption).

The firm's experience in cross-border and emerging economies gives it the market perspective to be the global partner of choice for its clients.

Our model's business - cycle slowdown probabilities for emerging economies shows a 68 % correlation with recent price momentum.

Over half of the main emerging economies are commodity producers.

Emerging economies account for a larger share of global GDP, corporate revenues, and profits than is reflected in the market capitalization of global equity markets.

The price rise occurred with energy demand across both developed and emerging economies elevated by stronger global economic growth.

It does however provide a guaranteed risk support system for emerging economies without the guarantee of soil, enterprise can not grow.

Many emerging economies took on new debt in the last few years.

Now many emerging economy central reverse those moves, amid rising risks.

They could log price gains if global growth continues to bolster emerging economies.

But our energy use will continue to increase, as populations grow and emerging economies create new middle - classes.

The role of developing and emerging economy regions is fundamental to make a difference to the world's climate system.

There should be coordinated global action to support developing and emerging economies already choosing to use coal to do so with the lowest possible emissions profile.

Indeed, emerging economies feel that they have a right to emit freely without worrying about the consequences — that's what today's rich countries got to do for two centuries.

As we approach the saturation point in the biggest markets, the industry is shifting towards emerging economies that see increased sales of affordable devices.

Experience in sustainable development of emerging economies is desirable.

In addition to connecting people from emerging economies to the power of the world economy, users will also be able to generate income by performing a variety of services for other users.

While 56 % represents a global average, threats to children are more widespread in emerging economies where the risks are 33 % higher.

In the case of big transactions with emerging economies, the obstacles can be even bigger.

Like other multinational food companies, it is focusing marketing efforts on emerging economies.

Before rolling the dice, they assess many factors that both drive and undermine newly emerging economies.

Many emerging economies have rapidly growing money supplies, and they are building up their productive capacity.

The return provided by stock markets for emerging economies can change dramatically with changes in circumstances.

Economic growth and increasing urbanization of emerging economies such as India's have been accompanied by a rise in ambient air pollution levels, especially in urban areas.1 However, the...

I've mentioned India's struggle with capital flight, an issue facing other emerging economies such Indonesia and Brazil.

This investment is consistent with a broader trend of major emerging economies like China, India, and Brazil becoming important sources of global overseas invest ¬ ments.

Peru is a member of the AILAC bloc of six Latin American nations who are pushing for aggressive emission cuts not only by rich countries, but by big emerging economies such as China and Brazil.

While the financial crisis of 2009 was bad for economies, it was good for the environment, but the recovery - largely powered by emerging economies like China and India - has seen emissions jump 5 % over the previous record year, 2008, to 30.6 Gigatonnes (Gt).

As President - elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, concerns are mounting among emerging economies as to what extent their economies could be dented by the new policy agenda in the U.S.

Significantly increase support for low carbon technologies, particularly in rapidly growing emerging economies.

Even as Jung was pursuing an ambitious growth strategy, the company was struggling in key emerging economies.

«Indonesia is an important emerging economy in the region, and we are delighted to strengthen our presence in this market at this opportune time by partnering with Panin Bank and welcoming AMAG into the Fairfax group,» said Ramaswamy Athappan, CEO of Fairfax Asia.

SEAFOODNEWS.COM [Asian Nikkei] by Tomio Shida - August 25, 2016 The world is eating more fish as emerging economies become richer.

Easy monetary policy by major central banks to help combat the effects of the global financial crisis in 2007 - 2008 saw an influx of money into the world's markets, a lot of which went into emerging economies.

In an effort to prop up the scheme, a handful of European countries have already pledged at least $ 135 million to pay above - market rates to projects in the world's poorest nations while offering technical support to help emerging economies such as Brazil and China cut their emissions.

Lower - grade dollar - denominated bonds (including those issued by foreign entities, including emerging economies) have a slightly larger allocation because over time they typically pay a yield premium that more than compensates for the risk.