Sentences with phrase «keeping upward pressure»

The scarcity of inventory — and the rush to buy those homes that are available — is keeping the upward pressure on home values themselves.

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Most analysts assume Brexit will keep the Fed from raising interest rates, in part because that would put more upward pressure on the currency.

And if the collateral damage is sufficient in the U.S. — say, unemployment ticks upward again — that, coupled with political pressure to keep the government's interest payments burden low, could forestall Bernanke's proposed QE exit after all.

Mr. Powell, no doubt, will be under pressure from the White House and Treasury to keep rates low — even if markets are pushing them upward.

That's why we have said we would have a cap on structural social security spending, so that government is alert to upward pressures on the benefits bill, and ensures problems are dealt with to keep the budget within limits.

This pressure difference means the wing is pushed upward, producing lift and keeping an airplane in the sky.

A lack of supply of homes for sale has led to upward pressure on home prices across the country, especially in areas where both existing and new home inventory have not kept up with buyer demand.

When we're standing up, the extent of this bend, called the anorectal angle, is about 90 degrees, which puts upward pressure on the rectum and keeps feces inside.