Sentences with phrase «since before the financial crisis»

Key components, such as housing and medical inflation, continue to rise and are now at their highest levels since before the financial crisis.

The current unemployment rate stands at 5.4 % - the lowest it's been since before the financial crisis in 2008.

The global backdrop hasn't been this good since before the financial crisis.

It tracks the improvement in the deal - making environment, with mergers and acquisitions at their highest volume since before the financial crisis.

Expectations for stock returns are at their lowest point since before the financial crisis, Morgan Stanley says High - growth earnings forecasts have dropped since the start of the yearU.S.

This marked the best start to the year since before the financial crisis and the first January of inflows since 2014

Real estate site Trulia said more than six percent of last year's home sales were flips — the most since before the financial crisis.

OTTAWA — Canada's labour market posted its ninth - straight month of job gains in August to give the economy its longest monthly growth streak since before the financial crisis nine years ago.

U.S. benchmark indexes ended last week at all - time highs, with the Dow topping 17,000 for the first time, as the latest government payrolls report showed job growth blew past expectations last month and the unemployment rate fell to the lowest level since before the financial crisis peaked six years ago.

The difference between short - and long - term Treasury rates is the smallest since before the financial crisis, raising fears of a coming recession.

The requirements for establishing a trust are so extensive that we have created the first new trust in the state of New York since before the financial crisis of 2008.

The average banker bonus in New York City was $ 184,220 last year, the biggest annual haul for Wall Street employees since before the financial crisis, according to state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli's office.

Public companies are borrowing heavily to buy back their own shares at the fastest pace since before the financial crisis, boosting share prices instead of investing in new factories or products, which may also explain why growth is slowing.

No matter what happens the rest of the year regarding monetary policy, we have already witnessed something this year that had not happened since before the financial crisis: increases in the Fed Funds rate in consecutive quarters.

The Bank of Canada says the proportion of indebted households that owe at least 3.5 times their gross income has doubled since before the financial crisis.

Global subsidies for fossil fuels have returned to levels not seen since before the financial crisis in 2008, estimated at $ 523 billion to $ 1.9 trillion, according to a new report.

The Wells Fargo Investment Institute recently suggested that earnings growth may have peaked in the first quarter, while Morgan Stanley calculated that expectations for stock returns were at their lowest level since before the financial crisis.

Morgan Stanley recently calculated that expectations for stock returns are at their lowest point since before the financial crisis.

The annual bonus for the average Wall Street worker is back to heights not seen since before the financial crisis, though the industry has shrunk in size since then.

Personal consumption rose 4.2 % in the second quarter of the year, the best reading since the fourth quarter of 2014 and near the best level we've seen since before the financial crisis.

Industrial morale increased to 111 points - the highest figure seen since before the financial crisis.

The Fed is then faced with a difficult task: How to balance persistently low inflation with potentially frothy financial conditions, which are the easiest they've been since before the financial crisis.

In a new report, the body says that the current state of trade is the strongest it has been since before the financial crisis, but it could falter if trade tensions escalate further.

American workers are more confident in their ability to retire comfortably than they have been since before the financial crisis — not because they're better at planning, but because stock market returns and property values have climbed.

The annual bonus for the average Wall Street worker is back to heights not seen since before the financial crisis, though the industry has shrunk in size since then.