In emerging economies, that's a much
less imminent risk.
Not exact matches
In my opinion the real
risk is
less about an
imminent exit by Greece, and more about the limited reforms being dialed back or reversed.
So far they have no way of computing the
risk of an undersea landslide there, and thus the possibility of a large tsunami submerging the mid-Atlantic seaboard — although it's surely
less imminent than the next major hurricane.
Still, the safer bet is the Bank of Canada will find a way to explain why a growth rate of 4.5 percent represents no
imminent threat to inflation, even though a slower rate was considered a
risk less two months ago.