Sentences with phrase «global growth remain»

While the risks to the global outlook seem more balanced than they have been for some time, the prospects for a pick - up in global growth remain subject to significant uncertainty.

In spite of large doses of policy easing, inflation and global growth remain tepid.

Should the dollar continue to rise and / or global growth remain sluggish, they may have further to fall.

Despite concerns about higher tariff proposals, we think negotiations should limit their effects, and our fundamental outlook for global growth remains positive.

«Global growth remains strong and [the] Fed has reminded us rates can go up.

The primary driver of global growth remains the drinks» capacity to provide consumers with a quick and effective energy boost — something which resonates with consumers the world over.

Not exact matches

Yet with global growth declining, oil inventory at record levels, and momentum on the side of increasingly cost - competitive renewable energy technologies, there remains a high possibility the energy sector will face another existential crisis in the near future.

It said this would support its target of 5 percent per year on average output growth between 2016 and 2022, even though Total noted that the global environment remained volatile with persistent uncertainty around the evolution of global supply.

In contrast to the new U.S. administration, Canada's Liberal government has remained positive on free trade, with prime minister Justin Trudeau and various members of his cabinet touting the economic growth it creates and suggesting the country could benefit from its continued openness to global commerce.

Comment: «Air cargo traffic remains a watch item for us as the gradual market recovery continues amid modest overall global economic growth rates,» said Dennis A. Muilenburg.

If we assume a 2 - year average upgrade cycle for smartphones and growth trends remain the same, the global smartphone installed base will grow from 2.2 billion in 2014 to about 4.2 billion by the end of 2017, according to our estimates.

WASHINGTON, April 18 - «Robust» business borrowing, rising consumer spending, and tight labor markets indicate the U.S. economy remains on track for continued growth, the Federal Reserve reported on Wednesday, with the risks of a global trade war the one big outlier.

Even though analysts have forecast continued momentum in global economic growth, concerns remain over how policy normalization might bring about changes after almost a decade of easy money.

The global economy is ending the year in a fragile state with factory activity shrinking in China, euro zone business growth remaining weak, and emerging market giant Russia in a spiraling currency crisis.

Global growth has slowed more than investors had previously anticipated and political risk has risen; yet over the past four years flows into emerging markets funds have remained very strong despite their underperformance.

«The global economy continues to do well, and we remain optimistic about the positive impact of tax reform in the U.S. as business sentiment remains upbeat, and consumers benefit from job and wage growth,» Dimon said.

Commentary: «Boston Scientific's earnings performance remains strong, despite very challenging global economic and end - market conditions that adversely impacted revenue... Achieved double digit sales growth in the three largest emerging markets of Brazil, India and China.»

That said, while I believe global growth will remain below trend, the evidence suggests that the global economy is not on the cusp of another recession.

Global economic measures, while admittedly suffering from relatively short histories, are suggesting that growth should remain positive.

To date, the global financial market fallout from the Brexit vote has been short - lived, and U.S. financial market conditions remain supportive to economic growth.

While risks to the world outlook remain and have been reflected in sharp price movements in a range of asset classes, global growth is expected to trend upwards beginning in 2016.

While U.S. growth remains relatively resilient, global growth continues to slip.

According to the International Monetary Fund, the pace of global economic growth is likely to remain steady in 2018, with global gross domestic product growing a projected 3.7 % in 2018 after expanding 3.6 % in 2017.1

Profit margins and earnings growth have remained at record levels, despite weak global growth and a number of other macro threats.

«Growth in the global economy is uneven and remains below the pace required to adequately generate much needed jobs.

Even with slower growth, China and India remain bright spots for the global economy.

How this value gets articulated and expressed may change significantly year - to - year and even be supplanted by another value due to a global event — while needs such as ease of use and revenue growth will remain constant.

Despite the moderate global growth levels, OPEC remained confident on oil demand growth and stuck to its prediction that oil markets are continuing to rebalance.

In my view, our role as business leaders in uncertain times such as these is to remain positive, focus on what we do well, closely monitor global trends, investigate new opportunities for growth, diversify our economy, and learn from the experts — which is exactly where The Vancouver Board of Trade comes in.

As we head into a new week filled with uncertainty after the horrific terrorist attacks in Paris, one thing is clear: While U.S. growth remains relatively resilient, global growth continues to slip.

According to Matt Hornbach, Global Head of Interest Rate Strategy, growth expectations, while boosted, remain just below FOMC consensus and he and his team expect them to decelerate in 2019.

The US economy remains a key driver for global growth, which we forecast will strengthen gradually to 3 1/2 per cent by 2018.

The IMF's Global Financial Stability Report, which we published last week, found that, while global growth momentum remains strong, short - term risks have increased recently amid rising trade tensions, while medium - term risks to growth and financial stability remain eleGlobal Financial Stability Report, which we published last week, found that, while global growth momentum remains strong, short - term risks have increased recently amid rising trade tensions, while medium - term risks to growth and financial stability remain eleglobal growth momentum remains strong, short - term risks have increased recently amid rising trade tensions, while medium - term risks to growth and financial stability remain elevated.

«The global economy continues to do well, and we remain optimistic about the positive impact of tax reform in the U.S. as business sentiment remains upbeat, and consumers benefit from job and wage growth,» Dimon said in the bank's earnings release.

But it remains one of our preferred markets in the emerging world due to its strong growth outlook and relatively low dependence on global trade.

This scenario is one where financial market volatility is contained and U.S. growth is strong enough to support the global outlook, but U.S. inflation remains subdued enough to keep the Fed from a significantly more rapid rate normalization path.

While the RBA is fairly optimistic about global growth: «Chinese economy continues to grow solidly»; «The Bank's central forecast for the Australian economy remains for growth to pick up»; «Employment has grown strongly over the past year.»

Growth outlook in the eurozone remains broadly balanced with chances of better than expected economic growth, while downside risks are largely associated with global factors, including the forex (foreign exchange) maGrowth outlook in the eurozone remains broadly balanced with chances of better than expected economic growth, while downside risks are largely associated with global factors, including the forex (foreign exchange) magrowth, while downside risks are largely associated with global factors, including the forex (foreign exchange) markets.

... we remain bullish due to global growth and a cyclical U.S. market recovery propelled by (1) a strong earnings announcement season, (2) gradually improving private (vs. government) job creation and (3) the impending mid-term elections, launching a 26 - month rally until the next Presidential election.

We regard the greater stability in commodity prices, along with a lessening of volatility in financial markets, as welcome, and believe it should provide a more stable platform for the global economy, where growth remains acceptable, if lower than desirable.

Growth in Australia's export volumes has remained weak over the past year or so, despite strong growth in global demand and world commodity prices, with total exports virtually unchanged from four years ago (GrapGrowth in Australia's export volumes has remained weak over the past year or so, despite strong growth in global demand and world commodity prices, with total exports virtually unchanged from four years ago (Grapgrowth in global demand and world commodity prices, with total exports virtually unchanged from four years ago (Graph 31).

Chinese GDP growth is well below the double - digit rates the country achieved a decade ago, but with the Chinese economy now considerably bigger than it was then, we remain confident that even with a moderate deceleration in annual growth, the country will continue to contribute significantly to the global economy.

Until we see global synchronized growth with rising PMIs, we remain cautious going forward.

Though the recent correction has returned some value to markets, I expect volatility to remain elevated until either global growth stabilizes and / or investors get some clarity from the Fed.

However, further regional policy divergence, slow emerging markets growth and global liquidity risks are likely to keep market volatility higher, meaning effectively navigating a low - return world will remain a challenge.

Expect the RBA Governor to note risks to global growth and that the Aussie bank will remain vigilant.

Other factors driving rates lower — low nominal global growth, an older population, lower fixed income supply and the disinflationary pressure of technology — will likely remain in place.

Although the effects of these moves will bear watching, we would point out that central bank - driven liquidity remains significant and should continue to buttress global growth.

Lost in all of this doom and gloom is the reality that while emerging market growth has slowed, the longer term thesis of more individuals joining the global middle class remains intact.

While the region's diverse set of economies remain vibrant by global standards, economists expect average GDP growth to moderate in the coming years.