Sentences with phrase «periods of financial crisis»

In a period of financial crisis, the risks inherent in holding GLD would only rise.

According to the mayor, Aid and Incentives for Municipalities (AIM)-- the state aid provided to all of New York's cities, towns and village outside of New York City — was drastically cut during the period of financial crisis in 2008 and 2009.

Not exact matches

The dark days of the financial crisis seem to be over for North American banks with one analyst telling CNBC that rising interest rates will boost margins and increase optimism after a period a readjustment for Wall Street lenders.

«Ten years past the financial crisis and we could see a period where, instead of talking about «secular stagnation» as our mutual friend Larry Summers likes to do, we're going to be seeing growth upgrades that we haven't seen, we're going to see investment like we haven't seen and we might see inflation in a way we haven't seen,» Rogoff said.

Financial stability risks have become topical in the wake of the global financial crisis and the subsequent extended period of very low intereFinancial stability risks have become topical in the wake of the global financial crisis and the subsequent extended period of very low interefinancial crisis and the subsequent extended period of very low interest rates.

After the financial crisis, the US experienced a period of low rates, slow growth and President Obama - led regulation.

As for Argentina being in financial crisis, it's difficult to think of a period of time that that country wasn't lurking towards an economic apocalypse.

Over the postwar period, there have been repeated episodes of sharp interest rate increases in the advanced countries followed by financial crises in EMDEs.

In Canada in the period since the global financial crisis, the most concerning vulnerabilities have been in the household sector — notably the combination of rising indebtedness and elevated house prices.

The relationship between monetary policy and financial stability may depend on the specific economic conditions in which we find ourselves.6 Moreover, the processes resulting in financial cycles, with periods of unsustainable debt buildup, occasional crises and periods of deleveraging, are not well captured by standard models.7 We have more work to do before we can be fully confident about our conclusions.

Over the period 2008 - 09 to 2014 - 15, the federal debt increased by $ 155 billion, attributable to impact of the 2008 - 2009 financial crisis and the stimulus measures implemented by the government under its Economic Action Plans.

Obviously this set of scenarios — in which GDP grows on average at rates between 3 % and 6 % for ten years while credit efficiency is improved so dramatically that in 5 - 6 years China begins to deleverage and by the end of the period these growth rates can be maintained with no growth in credit — is theoretically possible, but just as obviously it is highly implausible, and I can not think of any country in history that has achieved such a turnaround in its financial sector without having first experienced a brutal financial crisis.

Again, the worst part of the financial crisis took place after the period of passive Fed tightening.

Not bad considering the multitude of challenges that have faced global banks over that period, including the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.

Amazon Editorial reviewsProduct Description A real - life thriller about the most tumultuous period in America's financial history by an acclaimed New York Times Reporter Andrew Ross Sorkin delivers the first true behind - the - scenes, moment - by - moment account of how the greatest financial crisis since...

A couple of weeks ago I posted some information about the «Great Depression of 1873 - 1896 ″ to make the point that there was no depression, great or otherwise, during this period, but that the period did contain some financial crises / panics.

Since the advent of the Federal Reserve there have been longer periods of apparent stability followed by much greater financial crises and economic downturns (the three most severe peace - time economic downturns in the US (the downturns of the 1930s, the 1970s and the 2000s) occurred since the birth of the Fed).

But given the current state of affairs, we don't see the period of the commodity supercycle (mid-1990s until the 2008 financial crisis) repeating itself.

Experts in the industry have also noted that revenue growth was hindered in the early part of the period as the industry was reluctant to bounce back from the financial crisis and subsequent recession of the prior period that made stock markets and business activities to dramatically contract.

Furthermore, the rates of decline signalled by the PMI have been strong over much of this period — exceeding those seen in the prior survey history with the exception of the height of the financial crisis in 2008 - 9.

The bottom line: Given the significant levels of debt that remain on household and government balance sheets, inflation is likely to remain lower than what we experienced in periods leading up to the financial crisis.

When the financial crisis hit in 2008, foreign affiliate commodity export sales began to suffer after enjoying a period of prosperity in the previous five years.

The earlier period of tight monetary policy, and the weakening in demand in late 2008 associated with the escalation of the financial crisis, has seen inflation come down.

To put this in context, the fall in employment was the steepest seen over such a period in recent history (since 1999) with the exception of the height of the 2008 - 9 financial crisis.

The period of economic turmoil since the financial crisis has actually coincided with an increase in people's wellbeing, an official study has found.

The film is set over a 24 - hour period in an investment bank during the early stages of the financial crisis.

In 2008, Europe entered a period of unprecedented financial crisis following a global economic downturn.

However, only in 2008 to 2010 in the wake of the financial crisis, did industry increase its spending on basic research, and this may be simply an artifact of renewed attention by industry to R&D generally in that period.

Time to take a look at one of my favorite films of Sundance, the indie thriller Margin Call, written & directed by J.C. Chandor, about a 24 hour period revolving around the financial crisis - as boring as that sounds, it's actually pretty damn good.

The setup for Margin Call is pretty straightforward: it chronicles the efforts of a powerful investment bank to avoid disaster when they get wind of the impending financial crisis, over a 24 - hour period of time.

Margin Call (Director & Screenwriter: JC Chandor)-- Over a 24 - hour period during the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis, the key people at a investment bank struggle to decide how to handle an emergency business situation while examining the personal and moral implications of every action they take.

Since the global financial crisis, growth stocks have outperformed value stocks for an unusually long stretch; in fact, this period marks the longest duration of value underperformance on record.1

The years from 2010 to 2015 marked a period of awakening for credit consumers, many of whom were victims of the financial crisis, which was triggered in part by shady banking and lending practices.

And that was over a period where interest rates hovered near historic lows, the stock market crashed twice and the world experienced a financial crisis almost as severe as the Great Depression of the 1930s.

Have a look at the five - year performance numbers of the major asset classes: with a couple of exceptions, these are not nearly as bad as you might think considering this period includes the 2008 — 09 financial crisis and this summer's huge declines.

But given the current state of affairs, we don't see the period of the commodity supercycle (mid-1990s until the 2008 financial crisis) repeating itself.

Easy availability of credit in the US, fueled by large inflows of foreign funds after the Russian debt crisis and Asian financial crisis of the 1997 — 1998 period, led to a housing construction boom and facilitated debt - financed consumer spending.

For example, an EBRI study showed that nearly 25 % of 401 (k) participants 56 to 65 years of age had more than 90 % of their account balances in equities just prior to the 2008 financial crisis, a period during which stock prices dropped by nearly 60 %.

The bursting of the CDO bubble inflicted losses running into hundreds of billions on some of the biggest financial institutions, resulting in them either going bankrupt or being bailed out through government intervention, and contributing to escalation of the global financial crisis during this period.

Eliminate income or have your income reduced for an extended period of time and it's likely you will feel an automatic financial pinch or potentially face a financial crisis.

A review of the period that began with the global financial crisis and the several years that followed shows the RAFI high - yield index produced approximately 7.8 % in value - add relative to the Merrill Lynch index between June 2007 and November 2008 (the peak of the OAS spike), and only gave back 6.6 % in the form of underperformance through April 2011, when OAS spreads next bottomed.

U.S. households, meanwhile, went through a period of deleveraging after the financial crisis.

It was the highest score since the financial crisis escalated in the third period of 2008.

Your impressive gains came largely during a period when the stock market was rebounding from the carnage of the 2008 financial crisis.

Conquer the Crash (2002), an application of Elliott waves, associated technical indicators and the history of credit to forecast a period of financial, monetary and economic crisis.

Active funds, however, have suffered three years of outflows over this period, being worst hit during the financial crisis of 2008 when investors pulled $ 197bn (# 170bn) from their investments.

The jump this year reflects an abrupt departure from a long period of declining rates that began during the financial crisis.

The original thesis behind the investment, in the depths of the 2008/2009 financial crisis, was that the company had suspended its dividend but would most likely live through the tight money period because a majority of its production was hedged, and thus cash flows were pretty much guaranteed.

But today, investors are paying twice as much for each dollar of earnings as they did during the period prior to the financial crisis.

In two new film installations and a suite of photographs for his first New York solo exhibition, Akomfrah shifts his focus to the ill effects of displacement: One of the works looks at a 400 - year period of migration from Barbados, Mali, and Iraq; the other takes place at an abandoned airport outside Athens amid Greece's financial crisis.