Sentences with phrase «soaring debt»

The move would fly in the face of the Chinese government's mission to bring down the country's soaring debt as the country finds itself reliant on leveraged growth.

Arch Coal Inc., Alpha Natural Resources Inc. and a handful of other coal companies all sought bankruptcy protection last year amid soaring debt loads and falling revenue.

This forced upon its European trading partners the resulting unemployment pressure, although they were able to stave off unemployment with soaring debt for several years until 2009, after which debt levels reached their limits and unemployment in Europe duly soared.

While it has experienced some major problems, in August it ousted president Dilma Rousseff, who was accused of inflating a budget surplus, and replaced her with a seemingly pro-business politician who has promised to get the country's soaring debt under control.

China's soaring debt burden and currency management, meanwhile, are medium - term risks.

But even as it continued to acknowledge the problem of soaring debt levels in its latest report on Wednesday, it dropped that language, putting more emphasis on the risks of weak inflation and an economy still operating well below potential,

The move would fly in the face of the Chinese government's mission to bring down the country's soaring debt, a goal President Xi Jinping has made a cornerstone to his economic platform.

Gross writes that, «Soaring debt / GDP ratios in previously sacrosanct AAA countries have made low - cost funding increasingly a function of central banks as opposed to private market investors.»

But there are risks, including a yen rebound, a growth slowdown in China, an unlikely change in BoJ policy before mid-year and longer - term worries such as a soaring debt load.

The average middle class European is converting their Euros into physical gold and silver as fears are rising of a major devaluation in the Euro to pay back the soaring debts of Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal.

The rating agency lowered Japan to «AA -,» citing Tokyo's lack of a coherent strategy for dealing with its soaring debt, which now stands at 200 % of GDP.

Our «grandchildrens» future» can be «destroyed» much more easily by irresponsible fiscal policies and soaring debt than by shoddy science.

Admiral Michael Mullen, our Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, is already warning that our soaring debt is so high, it now threatens our national security.