Sentences with phrase «further real economy»

As such it is hard to imagine, given the ample liquidity support and incredibly low (and negative) interest rates already entrenched in Europe, how expanding QE will lead to further real economy benefits from this channel.

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Today's economy might be far weaker than it is — with real GDP in the second quarter of 2015 about $ 800 billion lower than its actual level, 3.6 million fewer jobs, and unemployment at a still - dizzying 7.6 %.

Rising house prices and the accompanying wealth effect, courtesy of ballooning equity lines of credit, have kept the economy from faltering as business spending retrenches and exports disappoint — last year real estate was by far the largest contributor to GDP in seven of 10 provinces, including B.C. and Ontario.

A further collapse of China's economy and broader real estate bubble will be even more devastating ahead for oil, gold, iron ore and copper.

However, we maintain our belief that the overall performance of the European economy is reasonable and that the «real economy» — the parts tied to the production of goods and services — seems so far to have been broadly insulated from the recent volatility in financial markets.

Real estate also remains by far the economy's largest asset — so large that it absorbs about 80 percent of bank credit in many countries, with such credit thereby raising housing and other real estate prices, adding to the economy's debt overhReal estate also remains by far the economy's largest asset — so large that it absorbs about 80 percent of bank credit in many countries, with such credit thereby raising housing and other real estate prices, adding to the economy's debt overhreal estate prices, adding to the economy's debt overhead.

Oft - cited giant of the sharing economy, Uber, has taken their ride - sharing service a step further with «UberRUSH», using GPS enabled apps to connect drivers to ecommerce customers in real time for fast, last - mile delivery.

The below chart illustrates U.S. oil production (in gold) vs. FED's balance sheet (in blue), and how overproduction from accommodative monetary policy resulted in the sharp decline in oil prices, creating a systemic risk that was again transmitted from financial and commodity markets to the real economy (in job losses and slow growth in Texas and other oil producing states, as well as the decline in headline inflation, pushing the Federal Reserve further from the price stability objective):

Overall, we think the European economy in general is doing well and the so - called «real economy,» tied to the production of goods and services, seems, so far, to have been insulated from the volatility in the financial markets.

However, it is far from certain that this surge will persist, and quite conceivable that it will recede later in the year in response to weakness in the real economy.

But when that happened, Canadian households were far less indebted than they are today, and the Canadian economy did not rely nearly so much on the finance, real estate and construction sectors for growth.

It's the absence of productive real investment, which since 2000 has slumped to a small fraction of its historical growth rate, along with the encouragement of rank yield - seeking speculation by the Fed, that has repeatedly injured the U.S. economy, and is likely to insult the economy with further crises before any durable lessons are learned.

Small and mid-sized businesses, family farmers, and others in the real economy are far better served by a simple, robustly regulated market where prices are transparent and competition is meaningful.»

if you're from the US like i am, please move far, far away so those who believe in the first amendment and support all people the freedom to believe and live as they choose so we can focus on real issues like the economy, education, and ending oppression / slavery throughout the world.

«Far from leaving cities behind, we're rebalancing the economy and you can see real growth in cities like Birmingham and Manchester and Leeds - indeed some two - thirds over the last year has come from outside London and the South East.

A year after writing The Mass on the World, Pere Teilhard further defined his thought, in Mon Univers: «To interpret adequately the fundamental position of the Eucharist in the economy of the world... it is, I think, necessary that Christian thought and Christian prayer should give great importance to the real and physical extensions of the eucharistic Presence... As we properly use the term «our bodies» to signify the localized centre of our spiritual radiations..., so it must be said that in its initial and primary meaning the term «Body of Christ» is limited, in this context, to the consecrated species of Bread and Wine.

It's also given a real boost to the far wider economy in general attracting investors in both real estate and even to the opportunities offered by the region's many investment markets including the quite rarefied world of CFD trading.

«Far too many of the new jobs currently being created are of the insecure and temporary variety, often with scant access to training and on low rates of pay, when what working people and our economy needs are highly skilled, well - paid jobs with real prospects.»

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The Spending Review and capital investment plans together are insufficient to tackle our real economic challenges following the banking crisis and the alarming collapse in living standards — which may yet take a further substantial hit, not least as the economy stagnates and when details of the welfare spending cap emerge.

Tom Miers has written a pamphlet published today by Policy Exchange, The Devolution Distraction: How Scotland's constitutional obsession leads to bad government, which concludes that the not only has the Scottish Parliament not improved Scotland's economy or public services, but that further constitutional tinkering is a distraction from the real reform that is required north of the border.

They expressed a real desire for Ed Balls to firmly reject policies which could see the economy contract further and called on him to borrow for investment in key services.

What's more, although they represented 20 per cent of global operating revenues, the 1318 appeared to collectively own through their shares the majority of the world's large blue chip and manufacturing firms — the «real» economy — representing a further 60 per cent of global revenues.

Dodge's engine choices are solid, but don't go as far as competitors in seeking high fuel economy, leaving the eight - speed automatic transmission as the real star of the drivetrain show here.

We averaged 6.5 L / 100 km and didn't spare the horses, so real - world economy shouldn't be too far from those class - leading figures.

He raised taxes at a time when the average family was near or in starvation mode, he confiscated all of the nation's privately - owned gold and then promptly devalued the dollar by 40 % (reducing the buying power of any saved dollars by almost half overnight), he raised bank reserve requirements numerous times (taking yet more cash out of the real economy so it could be hoarded in vaults), he actively supported a trade war with tariffs that created massive global imbalances (some would argue ushering in the rise to power of fascist regimes that would have had no chance in times of prosperity), and perhaps most damning, rather than plowing most of those raised tax dollars back into the stalled economy, he instead bought gold on the global markets for the government and sequestered it, keeping it from backing new dollars (monetary expansion, which most understand is required to turn a recession around) and instead further crushing the economy — and not just the US economy.

They affect bank leverage quite a bit, and though not cost-less, it has a real impact on the economy, with less of a lag, unless they go too far.

Sometimes people on Wall St are so far up in the clouds they forget what the real economy is.

Lord King: Well, I think that's far too harsh because I don't think that a market economy that's in any healthy state shouldn't... There must be opportunities to invest at positive, real interest rates.

So if you have less volatility of the real growth in the economy, that makes equity investing far less risky.

The U.S. economy has been sufficiently productive to support a 6.5 percent real annual return for as far back as we have records.

The U.S. economy has been sufficiently productive to support an average long - term return for stocks of 6.5 percent real for as far back as we have records.

If you want diversification, economies of scale, better leverage, a better bargain (usually), and far less hassle — visit your stockbroker, definitely not your real estate agent.

Nader said, «We do not need nuclear power... We have a far greater amount of fossil fuels in this country than we're owning up to... the tar sands... oil out of shale... methane in coal beds...» Sierra Club consultant Amory Lovins said, «Coal can fill the real gaps in our fuel economy with only a temporary and modest (less than twofold at peak) expansion of mining.»

And when they're not hating the Jews there's always someone else to hate, Rather than climate change there is a far greater causal connection between the global warming alarmism of the Left and a moribund economy, staggeringly high real unemployment, and the Left's war on everyone and everything from William Gray, George Bush, Gov. Palin to oil companies, hamburgers, big Cokes and the Tea Party.

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An increasing number of countries are adopting proposals to allow class actions, further burdening businesses in a difficult global economy while creating little, if any, real value for consumers.

Areas once considered too far west to be influenced by Chicago's economy are experiencing the positive effects of the tight real estate market.

But there's a silver - lining: «When we compare past studies, an interesting trend emerges: Executives and broker - owners are less confident in the global economy and far more confident in their local economies at the end of each year than they were at the beginning,» says Renwick Congdon, CEO of Imprev, an automated marketing service for real estate.

Real estate professionals and homeowners are taking a far more negative view on the direction of home prices citing current high inventory levels, continued foreclosures, the expiration of the tax credit and the general state of the economy.

With rising populations, growing economies, and burgeoning housing inventory, real estate investors are keeping an eye on these cities as we delve further into 2017.

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