Sentences with phrase «rising asset prices»

In a word of rising asset prices... one commodity is hitting multi-year lows.

At that time I noted I felt short - term rates would no longer cooperate with rising asset prices and an improving economy.

Rising asset prices do not stimulate the economy much.

This term has been dubbed «the wealth effect,» and it has been cited by central bankers as a reason to favorably look upon rising asset prices.

As we have seen, the whole concept of rising asset prices and stock investments constantly increasing in value is an economic illusion.

In the former, the idea is to make as much money as possible from rising asset prices (or, if you like, falling asset prices for the shorters out there).

Slower economic growth has been partially masked by rising asset prices and the wealth effect.

«Inflation and rapidly rising asset prices are two different things.

But though the U.S. economy on balance is saving its income, it certainly is enjoying rising asset prices!

It's true that the latest housing boom started with QE, but it's absolutely false to say that the current administration's policies have nothing to do with rising asset prices across all asset classes to include housing since the election of the 45th president.

We should remember that we have had a long period of falling interest rates and increasing asset prices which are perfect conditions to minimise arrears (it is cheaper and cheaper to borrow over time and rising asset prices means that there are always someone else prepared to lend...).

On Thursday, however, Brainard spoke out against the moves, saying rising asset prices and leverage signaled it was too early in the economic cycle to review these core rules introduced following the 2007 - 2009 global financial crisis.

One of the most vocal FOMC members, Lael Brainard, was speaking just last year about the necessity for rate hikes, despite weak inflation, to curb rising asset prices.

These bubbles provide a classic contrast between the real wealth of nations and what the business press these days calls «wealth creation» that simply takes the form of rising asset prices — «capital gains,» most of which are land - price gains.

As in some other countries, this over-borrowing went hand in hand with rising asset prices.

«Rising asset prices are not inflation.

Debt leveraging inflates property prices, creating (6) hopes for capital gains, prompting buyers to take on even more debt in the speculative hope that rising asset prices will more than cover the added interest, which is paid out of capital gains, not out of current income.

The first stresses the factors that are common to all financial bubbles: the combination of cheap credit, leverage, rising asset prices (especially in real estate) and increased appetite for risk; and of course, the perception that «this time it's different».

This gap between Wall Street and Main Street (rising asset prices, despite worse - than - expected economic performance) can be explained by three factors.

Periods of strong growth, rising asset prices and investor optimism are still followed by sharp increases in risk aversion, falls in asset prices, investor pessimism and weak economic conditions.

Unfortunately, the upward velocity of rising asset prices has seduced investors to recklessly abandon all notion of risk.

He repeated many of the themes that have been written here over the past few years, including the theme of Federal Reserve excesses leading to rising asset prices.

Rising asset prices support increased borrowing which supports economic growth and rising asset prices.

He repeated many of the themes that have been written here over the past few years, including the theme of Federal Reserve excesses leading to rising asset prices.

Turning to January 2018 (see blue line), rising asset prices have again prompted us to reduce our overall volatility tolerance.