Sentences with phrase «risk moving central»

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New Zealand's central bank on Tuesday signaled further rate cuts to stoke anemic inflation but said that moving too fast risks inflaming a hot housing market, triggering a jump in the kiwi dollar.

If, on the other hand, central banks ignore inflation concerns and keep buying, inflation and risk may move higher in tandem.

In this cycle, emerging markets have just begun their recovery phase, with inflation and current account balances moving toward central - bank comfort zones; macro stability risks are unlikely to resurface anytime soon.

Not recognizing that, not keeping that central, risks imbalance just as bad in the opposite direction: accepting people where they are but not calling them to move closer to Christ; distorting Christ from Redeemer to mere community activist and organizer.

As central banks move away from ultra-loose monetary policy, and the global economic expansion matures, bond fund managers will need to ensure their portfolios draw on a truly diverse range of sources of return and carefully consider portfolio risk if they are to generate yield in the current market environment.

Dodd Frank is aimed at moving much more business towards the central clearing model to reduce credit risk like this.

Lying in front of a roaring fire wearing a novelty jumper, central heating turned up, and house fully insulated, pets can also run the risk of getting a too warm; be aware of signs of lethargy, excessive panting, and actively moving away from the heat source.

While responding to concerns which were raised about the recent drop in the prices of bitcoin, central bank Yang Chin - long said the bank responded to the drop by first reminding investors of the risks and then move to initiate and implement BTC AML regulation.