Sentences with phrase «key economies»

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Although there has been little change overall, there have been significant declines in concern in several key economies.

Yet, with key economies in different stages of the business cycle, «the risk of the global economy, or any of its major constituents, running too hot over the next 12 months is contained,» says Elga Bartsch, Co-Head of Global Economics.

«In most key economies the space for fiscal stimulus seems to be limited given high debt levels.

While these investments are vital for the competitiveness of the country's transportation sector, the challenge of expanding economic relations with Asia will also require investment in soft infrastructure, namely knowledge, skills and networks, as well as a strong strategic and policy focus on key economies in the region, especially China, Japan, and India.

Investors» risk appetite appears to be improved by positive economic data out of China, Japan and other key economies, an agreement between US political parties that avoided a government shutdown, and progress in tax reform negotiations in the US, among other things.

Either key economies around the world — Europe, the United Kingdom, China, Japan — pull out of their collective funk in 2016, or U.S. large - cap stocks will eventually buckle.

In a similar vein, key economies via gross domestic product (GDP) have not been strengthening.

Moreover, in most key economies the space for fiscal stimulus seems to be limited given high debt levels.»

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The World Coal Association (WCA) continues with its focus on coal in key economies with a new fact sheet on the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)[1] region.

In our inaugural Global Macro Outlook, we assess the potential for more fiscal easing in key economies, and gauge the impact on global growth and asset prices.

Jean assesses the potential for more fiscal support in key economies, as well as the impact on global growth and asset prices.

«Debt levels in key economies are much higher today than they were just six to seven years ago.

Weak cargo performance reflects sluggish growth in trade • Stronger economic performance in some key economies (including a faster than expected recovery in the Eurozone) is outweighing the overall impact of slower growth in China and the downturn in the Brazilian economy.

The World Coal Association (WCA) recently published a series of country - specific factsheets titled «Coal in key economies» looking at the countries that recognised a role for high efficiency low emissions (HELE) coal in their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).

Firm leaders have been forced to manage against a downturn in commodity markets, turmoil in foreign exchange markets and slow growth in many of the world's key economies.

Over the years, the manufacturing & industrial sector has witnessed an exponential growth trend in the Middle East and in some key economies in Europe including UK, Germany and France.