Sentences with phrase «of derailing any recovery»

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I have always been optimistic about the creativity of the US economy and the speed of its adjustment processes historically — socially painful, let us not forget, but economically efficient — but recent reports about what some are calling the «euroglut» will make a US recovery all the more difficult, perhaps even derailing it, not to mention having a potentially awful impact on China's adjustment.

As for the BOJ, I suspect that at least internally, they are targeting specific levels of the Yen and will stabilize its value at some point to ensure capital outflows don't derail the recovery.

The current US recovery, which is now tied for the third - longest on record, has also been the weakest economic expansion since World War II, with an average annual growth rate of just 2 % over an 8 - year period.5 It may not take much to derail such tepid growth, particularly in light of continued high expectations.

A full - on globalization backlash could undermine hopes for shifting away from secular stagnation by derailing the nascent recovery in investment spending and productivity growth in the U.S. Global trade tends to boost productivity through fostering of competitive pressures, product specialization, scale economies, global value chains and technology transfer.

That is now set to derail his pre-season plans as he will miss the start of the campaign, and instead must now focus on making a swift and full recovery.

As for Labour, the new shadow Chancellor, Ed Balls, is on the verge of being able to claim vindication for his warnings that the Coalition's programme would derail the recovery.

The movie derails in the final stretch as Bad embarks on the road to recovery; it's a bit too fast and neat and more than a little proud of itself.

The current US recovery, which is now tied for the third - longest on record, has also been the weakest economic expansion since World War II, with an average annual growth rate of just 2 % over an 8 - year period.5 It may not take much to derail such tepid growth, particularly in light of continued high expectations.

The near - collapse of mortgage giant Fannie Mae doesn't appear to have yet derailed its latest initiative called «Keys to Recovery,» a program including provisions for refinancing «underwater» properties for up to 120 % of the home's value.

Sure, everyone here in Los Angeles says they're positive about the near term; yet every pronouncement of optimism comes with a but: Hotel fundamentals look good, but macroeconomics could derail recovery.