Sentences with phrase «in euro area»

Simon Property Group Inc. is also planning to join U.S. sellers taking advantage of lower borrowing costs in the euro area.

We also believe that the fall - out from Brexit will be felt in euro area equity markets, with the Euro Stoxx 50 sliding by 7 - 10 % in the short term.

Estimations say that around 130 credit institutions representing almost 85 % of total banking assets in the euro area will fall under the direct supervision of the ECB.

As stated by Mario Draghi, President of the ECB, the objective of OMTs is to safeguard the monetary policy transmission mechanism in the euro area.

Castro, César and Jiménez - Rodríguez, Rebeca (2016): Oil price pass - through along the price chain in the euro area.

«Following the recent appreciation of the euro, financial conditions unquestionably tightened in the euro area.

Also, the stronger euro has led to tighter financial conditions in the euro area, but they're not too tight yet, which is a subtle way of saying that the ECB's is concerned with the euro's strength this year, but not yet all that worried.

While it had to be recalled that the exchange rate was not a policy target for the ECB, it was very important for growth and inflation developments in the euro area.»

The Reuters article linked from one of the Twitter responses sums it up quite nicely: «The pro-market Free Democrats, as well as part of the CDU / CSU, oppose deeper financial integration in the euro area,» analysts at Morgan Stanley said in a note.

Stresses in the euro area have receded for now, according to Barclays.

The expansion remains geographically uneven, with disappointing growth in the euro area and Japan being offset by strength elsewhere, particularly in the US and China.

Hesitant demand growth in the euro area explains the modest growth of export and import volumes in the region, since intra-regional trade accounts for around two - thirds of the area's total trade.

Growth in the euro area has remained lacklustre, reflecting subdued domestic conditions and the loss of impetus from net exports.

Employment in the euro area as a whole has been flat over the past year, although outcomes have varied considerably across countries, with Germany displaying notable weakness.

Markets also expect the monetary authorities in the euro area and Japan to keep policy rates at their current low levels for some time.

Consumer price inflation in the euro area increased to 2.1 per cent over the year to October, primarily due to higher food and energy prices; the core measure of inflation is lower at 1.7 per cent (Graph 9).

Consumer confidence in the euro area eased in the past three months to be back around the level of October last year.

Industrial production in the euro area has also fallen short of expectations.

This is less than the rise in US yields as economic data in the euro area have not shown the same improvement as in the US.

In the euro area the economic recovery continues to lag other regions, while some European Central Bank (ECB) officials have begun to express concern about the impact of the appreciating euro.

Recent data from other parts of the world have also been stronger over recent months, though less so in the euro area.

With continuing weak growth in the euro area, markets do not expect the ECB to begin lifting rates for some time.

Looking forward, euro - area exports will be helped by stronger economic growth elsewhere in the world, although the renewed appreciation of the euro in recent months will exert a dampening influence, and a sustainable recovery in the euro area will require a return to growth in domestic demand.

With the outlook for growth in the euro area remaining fairly subdued, German bond yields are now below those in the US after having been around 30 basis points higher for much of the past year.

In addition, financial vulnerabilities remain in the euro area.

Domestic demand will need to pick up if the recovery in the euro area is to gather pace.

Thus far in 2005, the dollar has risen back to around 1.30 against the euro, in part reflecting the fact that the US federal funds rate has now risen above the monetary policy rate in the euro area, as well as comments from European officials expressing concerns about the extent of the appreciation of the euro.

U.S. Dollar strength and disinflation, supported by the ongoing oil price collapse, are providing headwinds for the metals; on the other hand, a recent rise in fear in the euro area, combined with continuing loose monetary policies, result in favorable conditions.

Conditions in the euro area remain disappointing, though they are probably consistent with modest growth in GDP in the first quarter of 2004, about the same as in the two previous quarters.

Consumer price inflation in the euro area remains low.

Positive conditions in the euro area are also reflected in both consumer and business confidence, which are now at or around record highs.

The pace of activity in the euro area looks to have increased in recent months, after subdued growth over the first half of this year.

However, the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) inflation in the euro area has remained below the ECB's 2 - percent inflation target since 2013, leaving the central bank of the 19 - nation euro area not much of a choice when it comes to hiking rates.

«Data in the euro area, and even Japan, matter as much as economic strength in the US economy if the Fed is to be successful in removing monetary accommodation for next year or two.»

In the euro area, the household saving rate was 13.7 % in the fourth quarter of 2011, compared with 13.5 % in the previous quarter.

In the euro area, the household saving rate increased due to a larger fall in real final consumption expenditure -LRB--0.7 %) than in real gross disposable income -LRB--0.4 %).

In the euro area, consumer prices (or inflation) ticked up by 0.1 percentage point to 0 % this past spring.

Real gross domestic product (GDP) in the euro area points to broad - based growth, with the ECB projecting real annual GDP to rise by 2.2 percent in 2017, then 1.8 and 1.7 percent in 2018 and 2019 correspondingly.

In addition, the Governing Council announced it would purchase asset - backed securities with underlying assets consisting of claims against the euro area non-financial private sector and euro - denominated covered bonds issued by monetary financial institutions (MFIs) domiciled in the euro area.

Forecasts for the global economy in 2012 have been marked lower, mainly due to the effects of the problems in the euro area.

At this stage, we do not see a market response that signals serious doubts about the ability of those countries to remain in the euro area.

Given the prospects of continued slow growth in the EURO area, the U.S. the UK, Japan and other G - 20 countries, this may not be good bet.

In the EURO area, the «acceptable» deficit target is 3 % of GDP and the «acceptable» debt to GDP target is 60 % of GDP.

The 2012 Budget contained considerable discussion on the economic and political uncertainties in the EURO area and in the U.S. and rightly so, because these uncertainties are not just short - term uncertainties but medium and longer - term uncertainties as well.

The Conservative «growth friendly austerity» strategy has failed consistently, whenever and wherever it has been applied: whether in the U.S. under Republican administrations; in the EURO area in recent years; by the G20 after 2010; and, definitely in Canada since 2010.

Many experts expect a period of long - term economic stagnation in the EURO area.

It may also be related to the deficit crisis in the EURO area and the actions these countries are taking to address the issue.

All the major countries had reduced interest rates to unprecedented levels in the early part of this decade — 0 per cent in Japan, 1 per cent in the United States and 2 per cent in the euro area — and they maintained this position for a prolonged period.

Indeed, in the euro area and Japan, our core inflation forecasts are above consensus for 2018, penciling in an increase to 1.6 % and 1.1 % at year - end, respectively.

«The utmost priority is to resolve the crisis in the euro area,» its economists wrote.