Sentences with phrase «increased household and business»

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Monetary accommodation remains critical in supporting the economy by encouraging economic risk taking in the form of increased real spending by households and greater willingness to invest and hire by businesses.

When the bust arrives, over-indebted households and businesses want to increase their saving and liquidity buffers, and financial intermediaries want to raise credit standards.

It was designed to encourage lending to households and businesses at a time when banks were facing increasing funding costs, which meant that borrowers weren't getting the full benefit of low policy rates.

Were the US to impose capital controls, the trade surplus countries would likely increase investment and reduce interest rates, thereby shifting more wealth from households (consumers) to borrowers (businesses).

The robust rate of spending by US households and businesses has resulted in a sharp increase in imports into the US, with the volume of imports increasing by 9.2 per cent over the year to the December quarter.

Solid growth in the quarter reflected a strong increase in household spending and the continued upswing in business investment, while net external demand again subtracted from growth, reflecting a fall in exports and continued rapid import growth.

The demand for services in the Building Exterior Cleaners industry cum window cleaning line of business is on the increase in recent time, as growth in household formation rates expanded the available clientele base for industry players and rising per capita disposable income enabled consumers to purchase cleaning services they put off during the recession.

Notably, liquidity, compared to short - term liabilities, has increased over the past few years and is at multiyear highs for households and businesses, suggesting that investors have enough cash on the sidelines to buy when the market dips.

Moreover, the improvements in household and business balance sheets have been accompanied by the increased safety of the financial sector associated with the macroprudential efforts I have outlined.

Businesses and households now also have to absorb a recent sharp further increase in energy prices.

This has brought substantial benefits to borrowers — households, business and governments — and is underpinning an increased demand for credit.

Innovation helps to make reducing, recovering and recycling food waste economically viable for businesses, organizations and households by increasing the feasibility or reducing the cost of better food waste management.

There is also increasing interest in the link between government actions and the decisions of economic actors such as businesses, households and banks.

Inflation rises in October As inflation rose to 2.7 per cent in October, the FSB warned that with energy costs set to rise and potential increase in fuel duty, we are concerned about the pressure this will put on household and business finances.

Retailers and transport firms will use the savings to expand their businesses, while households increase spending on other services, the study says.

Another surprising finding, Suri says, was that increases in agent density caused about 3 percent of women in both female - and male - headed households to take up business or retail occupations over farming.

We are seeing increased credit demand from businesses and, to a lesser extent, from households as economic conditions improve in the United States.

Many of these businesses are household names; companies like Wal - Mart, Coca - Cola, Johnson & Johnson and PepsiCo have all paid out increasing dividends well over 25 years in a row.

With an increasing number of American households adopting furry family members, hospitality businesses have started to jump on the bandwagon of accommodating dogs, cats and other pets.

Households and businesses will also increase their use of batteries and will account for 57 percent of storage worldwide by 2040.

Our mission is to empower energy consumers, including renters, homeowners, businesses and households of all socio - economic levels, by increasing their access to affordable, reliable clean energy.

The record year was a 41 percent increase on 2016, highlighting the strong role renewables are now playing for households and small businesses.

«The EPA's plan to regulate carbon emissions from new and existing power plants could drastically increase energy prices for households and businesses alike.»

We recognize the extent to which the natural gas revolution and increased flexibility of the electricity sector eased the task of meeting short and medium climate targets, at the same time providing price stability for industry, business, and households.

With Australians facing further hikes in their electricity and gas bills following moves by energy companies over the weekend to increase bills by up to 20 per cent, Malcolm Turnbull is under pressure to deliver relief for households, small businesses and manufacturers.

About three - quarters of households and businesses on the east coast and South Australia face substantial increases in power bills from next month, after Origin Energy announced price rises for electricity and gas.

Also important, confidence levels are relatively robust among both businesses and consumers, household net worth is rising, and income growth is increasing.

The NAHREP Hispanic Wealth Project Blueprint focuses on three component goals to facilitate Hispanic wealth creation: a 50 percent or greater rate of U.S. Hispanic homeownership, a 50 percent increase in the first - year success rate of Hispanic - owned businesses, and a 25 percent increase in the number of Hispanic households owning non-cash financial assets such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds and 401 (k) accounts.

The NAHREP Hispanic Wealth Project Blueprint centers on three main goals in order to help Hispanic wealth creation: a 50 % or greater rate of U.S. Hispanic homeownership, a 50 % increase in the first - year success rate of Hispanic - owned businesses, and a 25 % increase in the number of Hispanic households owning non-cash financial assets such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds and 401 (k) accounts.