Sentences with phrase «global financial bubble»

The essence of the global financial bubble is that savings are diverted to inflate the stock market, bond market and real estate prices rather than to build new factories and employ more labor.

It was almost as if the Spanish operators had read one of the biographies of Ponzi that began to appear as observers noticed the common denominators between the global financial bubble of the 1990s and earlier bubbles.

Not exact matches

Two years ago, when Greater Vancouver houses were selling for an average of just $ 1 million, Porter dismissed talk of a Canadian housing bubble by declaring that ««bubble» is perhaps the most overused word since the global financial crisis.»

It also helped the economy in 2008 when global risk aversion was at its peak, and during both the Asian financial crisis in the mid to late 1990s and the bursting of the tech bubble in the United States a decade ago.

It was in Kindleberger's book that I also first learned about the impact of the Franco - Prussian War of 1870 - 71 and the subsequent reparations payments on global financial markets (which I discuss extensively in a February blog entry) and in unleashing the final stage of a global liquidity bubble that ended with the various panics of 1873.

Appointed in early 2008 just as the US housing bubble was popping, Carney took the helm in time for a financial crisis that brought the global economy to its knees.

The UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index is designed to track the risk of housing bubbles in global financial ceGlobal Real Estate Bubble Index is designed to track the risk of housing bubbles in global financial ceglobal financial centers.

Iceland is clearly experiencing some stage of a housing bubble, which is more proof that the world has learned very little from the Global Financial Crisis and is therefore doomed to repeat it, though likely on a far more devastating scale.

While the world has been laser - focused on the woes of the heavily - indebted PIIGS nations for the last couple of years, property markets in Northern and Western European countries have been bubbling up to dizzying new heights in a repeat performance of the very property bubbles that caused the global financial crisis in the first place.

Denmark's housing bubble is a part of the overall Post-2009 Northern & Western European Housing Bubble that has inflated because of the strong investment inflows that these countries have attracted since the Global Financial Crisis due to their perceived economic safe - haven statuses, serving to further inflate these countries» preexisting property bubbles that had expanded from the mid-1990s untilbubble is a part of the overall Post-2009 Northern & Western European Housing Bubble that has inflated because of the strong investment inflows that these countries have attracted since the Global Financial Crisis due to their perceived economic safe - haven statuses, serving to further inflate these countries» preexisting property bubbles that had expanded from the mid-1990s untilBubble that has inflated because of the strong investment inflows that these countries have attracted since the Global Financial Crisis due to their perceived economic safe - haven statuses, serving to further inflate these countries» preexisting property bubbles that had expanded from the mid-1990s until 2008.

Norway's housing bubble is a part of the overall Post-2009 Northern & Western European Housing Bubble that has inflated because of the strong investment inflows that these countries have attracted since the Global Financial Crisis due to their perceived economic safe - haven statuses, serving to further inflate these countries» preexisting property bubbles that had expanded from the mid-1990s untilbubble is a part of the overall Post-2009 Northern & Western European Housing Bubble that has inflated because of the strong investment inflows that these countries have attracted since the Global Financial Crisis due to their perceived economic safe - haven statuses, serving to further inflate these countries» preexisting property bubbles that had expanded from the mid-1990s untilBubble that has inflated because of the strong investment inflows that these countries have attracted since the Global Financial Crisis due to their perceived economic safe - haven statuses, serving to further inflate these countries» preexisting property bubbles that had expanded from the mid-1990s until 2008.

Famed for studying almost three dozen bubbles and every bust, in September 2007, a month prior to the market peak that preceded the Global Financial Crisis, Grantham noted, profit margins would fall, the housing market would break, and the risk - premium all over the world would widen, «each with severe consequences».

The Dutch housing bubble is a part of the overall Post-2009 Northern & Western European Housing Bubble that has inflated because of the strong investment inflows that these countries have attracted since the Global Financial Crisis due to their perceived economic safe - haven statuses, serving to further inflate these countries» preexisting property bubbles that had expanded from the mid-1990s untilbubble is a part of the overall Post-2009 Northern & Western European Housing Bubble that has inflated because of the strong investment inflows that these countries have attracted since the Global Financial Crisis due to their perceived economic safe - haven statuses, serving to further inflate these countries» preexisting property bubbles that had expanded from the mid-1990s untilBubble that has inflated because of the strong investment inflows that these countries have attracted since the Global Financial Crisis due to their perceived economic safe - haven statuses, serving to further inflate these countries» preexisting property bubbles that had expanded from the mid-1990s until 2008.

Triggered by the known «United States housing bubble», the 2007 - 2008 financial crisis soon led to the 2008 — 2012 global recession and subsequently affected Eurozone by contributing to its sovereign - debt (Baily and Elliot, 2009 & Lin and Treichel, 2012) Although the crisis that the EU faces has been mainly correlated with Greece, the truth is that it has also dramatically shaken many countries of the Southern Europe.

The skeptics have been out in force since the Global Financial Crisis, with every investment opportunity being labelled as economic bubble, included Bitcoin.

The bursting of the CDO bubble inflicted losses running into hundreds of billions on some of the biggest financial institutions, resulting in them either going bankrupt or being bailed out through government intervention, and contributing to escalation of the global financial crisis during this period.

Example include McDonald's, which many believe bears responsibility for the obesity epidemic in this country (see Fast Food Nation and Super Size Me), and Goldman Sachs, which many blame for the global financial crisis (see The Great American Bubble Machine).

Value is currently cheaper than at any time other than the height of the Nifty Fifty, the tech bubble, and the global financial crisis.

If they took the time to do so today, they would find value is currently cheaper than at any time other than the height of the Nifty Fifty (1972 — 73), the tech bubble (1998 — 2003), and the global financial crisis (2008 — 09).

The global asset bubble financial economy has made many leveraged bets on expensive assets under the assumption the global central banks will always keep rates low and if we have a correction bail investors out.

Between big bubbles that represent high concentrations of activity in hubs like New York and London, traffic to cities like São Paulo, Singapore, and Istanbul indicates that we're in a moment of expansion and regionalization, as much as we are in one of condensation around the global financial capitals.

The think - thanks research to date on «unburnable carbon», the «carbon bubble», and stranded assets has ignited a new global debate on how to align the financial system with the energy transition to a low carbon future.

So the darker hopes arise — maybe a particularly furious El Niño or a «carbon bubble» where the financial markets realize that renewables have become more scalable and economical, leading to a run on fossil - fuel assets and a «generational crash» of the global economy that, through great suffering, buys us more time and forces change.

Once sensibility returns to the field there will be the chance to progress the science but you have to realise that this is global as was the financial bubble, so the repercussions now being felt in the US have to travel through the rest of the «climate markets» around the world before normal play can be resumed.

Meanwhile a housing and financial bubble bursting in China, and the inflationary bubble in the US funded by the magic money of the Fed are both set to burst into undeniable reality any time soon, will at least drive down fossil fuel use during the looming new global recession about to hit from the two biggest economies on the world going someways down the toilet.....

The forecast predicts that transaction peaks in 2017 and 2018 will not be as high as those before the global financial crisis, as the global economy is not experiencing the same bubble - like conditions as prior to 2007.

Lack of certainty does not mean a reduced rate of return as the housing bubble pre-2008 indicated certainty in the property and capital markets, but this was followed by the global financial crisis.

To be sure, he was a fall guy, a token sacrifice to demonstrate contrition for what was a systemic, institutionalized effort to inflate a bubble whose implosion nearly crashed the entire global financial system.

«By aggressively mitigating the effects of the 2008 financial crisis via unparalleled global monetary debasement extending for nearly a decade, central banks have brought us today's «bubbles everywhere» investment landscape.»

And while a big correction isn't outside the realm of possibilities and the bubble mindset is indeed attached to the current Bitcoin market, BTC is far away from being a risk to the global financial system.

According to a report Monday by South Korea's Yonhap News Agency, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) was taking steps to curb the «speculative transactions of cryptocurrencies, amid global worries about a bubble.»

«The changes to come over the next 10 years will be less visible than the global financial crisis or the bursting of the dot - com bubble — and yet their impact on banking's economics and even fundamental business models will be much more substantial,» McKinsey claims.

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