Sentences with phrase «strong employment growth»

Insurance underwriters working in health insurance are therefore likely to see stronger employment growth over the coming decade.

But if I could be more surgical with my real estate investments by identifying specific investments in stronger employment growth markets, I thought I could do better.

It is quite possible for nominal wages to grow at a pace which is consistent with meeting the inflation objective, but still fast enough to close off opportunities for strong employment growth.

There is a suggestion that raising the personal allowance has contributed to relatively strong employment growth.

The Mortgage Reporter noted strong employment growth will likely also drive up interest rates while a weak job report will keep rates low.

For the apartment market, revenue growth should strengthen this year in the wake of such strong employment growth.

Strong employment growth over the past year has occurred in most states and has contributed to falls in unemployment rates in every state (Table 7).

After a weak first half, the US economy in particular is strengthening: solid consumption is being underpinned by strong employment growth and robust consumer confidence.

Despite strong employment growth from metro areas in February, Illinois is still far behind U.S. growth over the last 12 months.

While a high level of job vacancies continues to indicate strong employment growth in the near term, information on employment intentions from the major business surveys has been weaker recently (Graph 22).

... Demand led strategies may be viable in large urban centres with strong employment growth — like Perth or Melbourne.

«In U.S. cities where there's a combination of strong employment growth, enduring tech growth and a constrained real estate supply, that's where you're going to see the greatest improvement in rents.»

Employment in the manufacturing and construction industries fell in the June quarter, following strong employment growth over the previous year.

Barden said the report compiled by EY highlights strong employment growth and encouraging capital investment (4.7 % increase) in the last financial year.

«Consumption and residential investment have been stronger than anticipated, reflecting strong employment growth.

Robust household income growth bolstered by strong employment growth, fast credit growth and a high level of household wealth have underpinned the strength in consumption.

It is no surprise that the Bank of Canada maintained its target overnight rate at 1/2 percent today, reaffirming its view that the Canadian economy is still operating with considerable slack despite strong employment growth and inflation remains below the 2 percent target.

Copenhagen is a noteworthy city tipped to perform well - a result of residential investment rebounding on the back of strong employment growth.

Despite the country's strong employment growth, wages haven't been keeping pace.

Strong employment growth, consumer confidence and more workers moving to B.C. are credited for the booming housing market over the last four years, including 2016, when a record 112,209 homes changed hands.

In contrast to the strong employment growth in the resource sector, employment growth has slowed significantly in the non-tradable sector (particularly in retail and the parts of construction not exposed to the resource sector) and has contracted in the other tradable sector (Figure 9).

In the March quarter, strong employment growth and higher wages were partly offset by lower farm incomes.

Business surveys are also pointing to strong employment growth.

The strong employment growth has lowered the unemployment rate to levels not recorded since the late 1980s.

In broad terms, the recent trends in employment have continued that pattern, with the stronger employment growth that started in the second half of 1997 coming somewhat later than the initial pick - up in output growth.

The Bank of Canada is reaffirming its view that the Canadian economy is still operating with considerable slack despite strong employment growth and inflation remains below the 2 % target rate.

After a weak first half, the US economy, in particular, is strengthening: solid consumption is being underpinned by strong employment growth and robust consumer confidence.

«These places have strong employment growth and new migration increases,» says Doug Ressler, director of business intelligence for data firm Yardi Matrix, based in Scottsdale, Ariz..