Sentences with phrase «sustainable pace of growth»

Overall, we see the dynamics at play as meaning that the country can support a gradual rebalancing at a more moderate, sustainable pace of growth that can still contribute strongly to global growth.
A moderate slowdown from the surprise 7 % growth rate of the last quarter is in fact welcome, in our view, as the country rebalances its economy and downshifts to a more sustainable pace of growth that is less reliant on credit.

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June appears to be a month in which output has slowed to reduce the overall pace of growth to something that is more sustainable rather than signaling a slowdown of any sort.
However, both loan approvals and credit growth still remain at high levels, and the value of loan approvals would need to fall significantly further to bring credit growth back to a reasonably sustainable pace.
The pace of domestic demand growth has eased from the rapid rate seen in 2002, as dwelling investment has levelled off and consumption growth has moderated to a more sustainable pace (Graph 20).
Over the course of 2014, as the Autoimmune Protocol community quickly grew, it became increasingly obvious to us that growth as individual bloggers was not sustainable and did not model the ideal pace we advocate for managing autoimmune diseases.
Karen Smart, asset management director, London Stansted, said: «The airport has never been busier, so to help us keep pace with increased demand and improve the passenger experience, we have started a significant investment programme to deliver a wide range of projects over the next five years to transform the airport and support sustainable growth on our single runway.
While this pace of growth is probably not sustainable, investors across the board (with the exception of the government - sponsored enterprises) are anticipated to have capital availability in 2016 that is equal to or greater than 2015 levels.
We expect multifamily starts to continue to increase but at a slower pace than the 200 + percent growth rate in the fourth quarter as starts move steadily toward the annual pace of 350 thousand that we consider sustainable.
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