The extreme volatility swamping markets over the past 10 days has more to do with the future risks perceived by professional traders than with actual
performance of a growing economy.
Not exact matches
The release was a bit
of a Goldilocks report for the market, as it continued the narrative that the
economy is
growing at a healthy pace, but the weakest
performance in consumer spending in five years punched a hole in the inflation bubble that hurt the market early in the week.
Risk appetite should recover, leading to strong
performances from higher - yielding currencies, along with currencies
of the faster -
growing economies, he says.
«The UK's macroeconomic
performance, in the words
of the IMF, «remains impressive» with the UK
economy having now
grown for a record 58 consecutive quarters,» a Treasury spokesman continued.
The figure reflects a greatly improved
performance on the first quarter
of the year, when the
economy grew by 0.3 %.
On the
performance of the party in government at the federal level, he said all the
economy of the country needs to
grow was already in place.
Short - and long - term impacts The American
economy is already beginning to feel the effects
of climate change, the report says, and «these impacts will likely
grow materially over the next 5 to 25 years and affect the future
performance of today's business and investment decisions.»
Told with great narrative
economy, and featuring two sublime
performances, the film charts the experiences
of a teenage girl (talented newcomer Thomasin McKenzie), who
grows tired
of the peripatetic lifestyle she leads with her... Read
It's clear from this year's sector
performance that investors are betting that most developed and emerging
economies will continue to
grow at a brisk pace over the next couple
of years, even if the U.S.
economy slows.
In the wake
of crisis and recession, progress was obviously slow & steady at first... but with the vast majority
of revenues earned in the UK & Ireland, two
of the fastest
growing EU *
economies, there's been a tremendous improvement in
performance.
The Indian
economy grew at a much faster 8 per cent in 2009 - 10 than the earlier estimate
of 7.4 per cent led by improved
performance of manufacturing and services sectors, but growth forecasts for the current fiscal remain unchanged.