Sentences with phrase «record moderate growth»
Scotiabank's Deputy Chief Economist Aron Gampel said, «The Canadian economy will record moderate growth this year in response to the slowdown in the United States, ongoing competitive issues, including a strong loonie, and prior interest rate adjustments.»
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«We still expect a long lasting economic expansion of moderate growth, which should rival the US record of 10 years with S&P EPS growth averaging 6 % until the next recession, on 5 % sales growth, flat margins, 1 % share shrink,» Bianco wrote.
This year's record low happened just two years after several monthly record high sea ice extents in Antarctica and decades of moderate sea ice growth.
I think that growth rate is fair when looking at the long - term track record for underlying operational growth and dividend growth, as well as the moderate payout ratio and potential for growth moving forward.
These are companies with long track records of earnings per share growth well over 10 % annually, steady management, entrenched moats and other competitive advantages, moderate or conservatively financed balance sheets, and current execution that suggests more wealth will be minted for shareholders in the year ahead.
We're calling these groups the good (dividend paying moderate to moderately high growth), the great (very fast growth no dividend) and the ugly (lousy earnings records mostly no dividends).
The winning combination of low interest rates, strong home price appreciation, and moderate job growth that drove record - setting home sales last year will continue to fuel the home - sales market this year.
Still, the combination of a slowly improving labor market, moderate economic growth and record - low mortgage rates is finally shoring up the housing market.
«We are experiencing more moderate growth, which reflects a healthier market and more balance between buyers and sellers, in Miami sales remain strong compared to the record sales activity of the previous three years,» said Liza Mendez, chairman of the board of the Miami Association of Realtors.