Sentences with phrase «into recession»

If the central bank increases interest rates too quickly, it could risk tipping the economy back into recession.
The legislation prevents a fiscal drag of approximately $ 600 billion in 2013, which would have been large enough to push the current weak economy into recession.
She needs to at least come close to the four rate hikes outlined for 2017 in order to have some ammunition if the economy falls into recession.
Businesses will be reluctant to raise pay and grant new hires fat salaries when the world is at risk of slipping into another recession.
The Swiss economy proved extremely resilient and didn't slide into recession.
And consider the alternative, the toxic loans pumped out by private - sector lenders which have pushed the country into recession if not worse.
Because investing is a long - term project, your investments will have more time to bounce back should the market take a dip or the economy move into a recession.
But I went into the recession with a cushion that's enabled me to sleep at night.
«Very clear that the economy is about to enter into a recession» is usually around the time when inflation starts to fall.
So they kill retail stocks before they get into a recession.
But it's guaranteed that a bear market has started when the economy tips into a recession.
What if we were to fall into a recession because of some unforeseen shock hitting the economy in 2016 or 2017?
Whatever optimism economists have about housing in 2008 could quickly fade away, if the economy sinks into recession.
First, it is typical for commodity prices to «hang on» early into a recession and then dive as employment losses build.
In every case that the economy has gone into a recession since 1950, stocks have declined meaningfully.
And perhaps the worst part is that graduating into a recession has been shown to have serious, negative long - term effects on your career.
The once - prosperous nation continues further into a recession started by the drop in global oil prices in 2014.
Also, if the economy falls back into recession anytime soon, default rates on corporate bonds will go up.
He frankly denies the question, pointing to the countries that fell into recession first.
One of the greatest things that came from graduating college into a recession is it forced many of us to pursue our creative dreams from the get go.
I don't believe you'd have the nerves of steel necessary to hold yourself back from selling when the markets inevitably tank into recession and you lose your $ 400 saved.
As the country progressed into the recession, I noticed that the need for legal services remained strong, but many companies struggled to pay their legal bills.
Those who look into recession - proof prospects (you can reach me on email for these — don't have room here!).
A wide array of supposedly smart people are now informing us that the economy is slowing and may slip back into recession.
Looking ahead to 2016, will the global economy improve, stabilize or slip into another recession?
That crisis helped throw the country into a recession.
This continues to occur until the economy falls into another recession.
We were able to recruit even during a bad time, going into the recession with a little over 20 agents and coming out with about 50.
The shutdown will not affect our investment decisions, although it may mean rebalancing if we do go into a recession.
That was enough of a «shock» to put the economy into recession.
«The data available so far suggest that the economy probably stagnated in the fourth quarter, which is in line with the Bank of England's current estimates, and there is a growing likelihood of a slide back into recession in the new year,» said Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit.
Over the course of 2001, as global markets fell and the world headed into recession, Apple launched the iTunes music software (in January), the Mac OS X operating system (March), the first Apple retail stores (May), and the first iPod (November), a 5 GB model that Apple bragged would hold 1,000 songs.
Joe Oliver, the former finance minister who oversaw Canada's plunge into recession last year, is a mere citizen of Ontario now.
Billionaire investor Sam Zell, who correctly called the top of the last commercial real - estate cycle, is predicting global problems will likely push the U.S. into a recession in the next year.
Japan's economy, the world's third largest, has contracted for two quarters in a row, pushed into a recession by weak global demand for its exports.
Several years into a recession that afflicts the United States and Europe, it seems far less likely today than it was in 2009 that the first world will adopt the type of economic change sought by the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
Admittedly, the nation dipped into recession in 2001 and the 2004 debt numbers could be overhang from that.
Expansion has also provided the needed spending stimulus to prevent Asian and Russian economic crises from drawing the whole world into a recession.
It is a possibility that the impact of energy prices, combined with a hollowed - out manufacturing base, leads Canada into a recession without a U.S. or global recession.
Scrapping the TPP may not plunge Canada into recession since the agreement isn't in force, but it could hobble future growth.
The uncertainty would cripple business confidence and trade, driving the UK into a recession, according to the International Monetary Fund, the Bank of England and most every other forecaster that has run the numbers.
Most economists believe the economy ground to a halt in the three months to the end of June after a big slowdown in the manufacturing sector, which has been instrumental in preventing the economy sinking back into recession over the last 18 months.
A big storm can escalate into a hurricane through sudden shifts in wind and pressure just as an economy can tumble into recession when a bubble bursts because of financial vulnerability.
In the years leading into the recession, estimates suggest the U.S. adult entertainment industry produced as many as 6,000 films annually, or roughly 16 new releases every day.
They have publicly stated that there was no evidence that Canada's economy has slipped into recession during 2015 in any of the ways typically associated with the term.
However, the only thing keeping bond yields from rising (and prices from falling) is the fear that the Euro currency will disintegrate and plunge Europe into a recession.
In this scenario, the global economy tumbles into recession as it struggles to deal with the U.S. financial crisis and high oil prices.
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