Sentences with phrase «much a credit crunch»
Not as much a credit crunch as a credibility crunch.
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It's impossible to predict what could trigger this but candidates include a credit crunch in China and a much more aggressive pace of Federal Reserve tightening.
Somehow I don't sense that the credit crunch will be affecting him too much.
7) Even the black humor of the credit crunch in residential real estate points out how much more residential real estate might fall in price, and with it the values of companies that rely on residential real estate.
The reason your credit score has so much power is because it's actually a complex, cumulative calculation that crunches the data from your credit report and compares your historical financial activity against others» to determine your creditworthiness.
And it's much higher than the $ 790.5 billion of April 2011, when consumers were frantically paying down debt after the scare of the credit crunch and Great Recession.
Much has changed since the worst part of the recession in 2008 and 2009, says Shevlin, when the credit crunch and demographics forced card issuers to focus on marketing rewards cards with lots of perks to older consumers with stellar credit.
So we can't give crunch the exclusive credit or blame for a particular outcome on a single project when much of the credit or blame is clearly owed to other aspects of the game's development.
The Damien Hirst market was one of the main casualties of the credit crunch as prices for contemporary art fell by as much as 50 per cent.
There is no doubt that, sooner or later, it will collapse, taking much of its subjected population with it: oil crisis, credit crunch, environmental disaster, pandemic — whatever the reason, it will eventually fail in a catastrophic manner.
The credit crunch is going to accelerate change in the legal profession, bringing much more demanding and discerning clients who increasingly will require more work at lower fees.
Experts are of mixed opinion on this, as it could create excellent opportunities for refinancing, or create too much of a crunch on credit.