Sentences with phrase «rates coming out of the recession»

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The OECD data finds other industrialized countries, not members of the G7, have come out of the slump a shade better than Canada, including Austria, Israel, Sweden and Switzerland, all of whom have higher employment rates today than prior to the recession.
Coming out of the recession Canada had a triple - A credit rating with a stable outlook — which was and still is virtually unmatched among our peers.
It is true that our economic growth rates following the 2007 - 2009 recession have not approached the levels seen coming out of previous recessions, and as we shift from highly accommodative monetary policy, even Fed officials have called for additional fiscal - policy support.
Treasury Chief Secretary Liam Byrne said the increase was explained by recovery in the economy as the country comes out of recession and existing tax plans such as the 50p rate for top earners.
«The economy has started responding to these policy initiatives of the government as evidenced in the improvement and stability of the naira exchange rate; increase in the country's foreign reserves and the recent announcement by the National Bureau of Statistics NBS that the country has officially come out of recession.
As we come out of the last of the effects of the Great Recession, we'll see interest rates rise from historically low points.
The BoC's decision has been the subject of much debate — recent low interest rates were intended as an economic stimulus coming out of last year's recession, and some economists have been arguing that rates should stay low for the time being as a measure of protection against global market turmoil.
Apartment renters also moved out to take advantage of the first - time home buyers» credit, lower interest rates and better housing deals that came as a result of the recession, according to The Columbus Dispatch website.
The UK's government declared the UK out of recession after the statistics somehow came up with a growth rate of 0.1 % in the last quarter of 2009.
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