Sentences with phrase «substantial downturn in»

But Australia was in the same boat as other major wine exporters, with France also suffering a substantial downturn in exports to China of 12 per cent by volume, compared with Australia's 6 per cent drop in volume.

What we can reasonably safely say is that its been gently warming - in fits and starts - for some hundreds of years with substantial downturns in the early and late 1600's.

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What wasn't well - understood, though, was that the layering structure could result in substantial losses, even to the senior tranches, in the event of a generalised downturn in the market, which is what subsequently occurred.

Some market participants have argued that housing's contribution to real GDP is but a shadow of its former self (2.6 % in 2015 vs. 3.3 % in 2005), but a substantial decline will still weigh on Federal Reserve's policy reaction function (especially given still - fresh memory of the housing downturn).

We've had ten years without a temperature rise, and this past winter, in both hemispheres, has marked a substantial downturn.

The aggressive strategy is the more equity focused version of our Moderate Countercyclical portfolio and will seek to generate higher returns with the understanding that stocks tend to generate strong 5 and 10 year rolling returns, but also seeks to protect the investor from substantial downturns during periods in the business cycle when large downturns are most probable.

This is viewing risk through the lens of how likely it is that you'll have to wait a long time to get a substantial amount of your money back, which itself is a function of how likely it is for a substantial downturn to occur in a certain market.

Yet after going through a substantial downturn due, in large part, to falling commodity prices, emerging markets have staged a comeback, and that has been good news for the Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF.

as regards the substantial warmth noted around the turn of the 16th century, which by the middle of that century had shown a notable downturn to the early part of the 17TH century, then a rise in temperature that commenced around 1610 and lasted until around 1650 - with another notable peak around 1630.

By contrast, if you think Citi's definition of «global» firm identifies firms farther down the globalization path, they're likely to have substantial presences in Asia and the MidEast — areas anything but suffering from the Western economies» downturn.

The Law Society predicted many months ago that if the Leave campaign were to win there would be a substantial upturn in business for lawyers in the short term to be followed by a downturn as international businesses moved operations to the EU capitals.

Many of the younger partners are in their forties with young children and substantial mortgages, who probably didn't anticipate the sharp downturn.

In fact, there are many today who are still trying to recover the substantial portfolio losses they have endured over the past few years with the market and economic downturn.