Sentences with phrase «term uncertainty in the economy»
There is always some sort of short - term uncertainty in the economy and in the markets.
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That's because uncertainty over the U.K.'s future trade arrangements will take a serious toll on the economy in the near term.
If American business owners are truly worried about the long - term prospects of the U.S. economy, they should be doing what the Argentines do: looking outside their borders to find markets in which there is less uncertainty — or at least different kinds of uncertainty.
«Brexit would also hold back GDP in other European economies, particularly in the near - term, resulting from (the) heightened uncertainty (it) would create about the future of Europe,» the report added.
Uncertainty about the economy and fiscal issues are expected to weigh on the franchise sector in 2013, but it is still expected to outpace other industries in terms of growth, according to the report.
Powell has in the past expressed a view that Fed communication «should do more to emphasize the uncertainty that surrounds all economic forecasts, should downplay short - term tactical questions such as the timing of the next rate increase, and should focus the public's attention instead on the considerations that go into making policy across the range of plausible paths for the economy.»
Equally in terms of the bigger picture the continuing uncertainty with regards to the global economy and the perilous situation in the Eurozone means the public and media are still willing to go along with the programme of cuts for fear of becoming another Greece.
Uncertainty about the modelling approaches is associated with the extent to which substitution is allowed in terms of backstop technology, whether the economy responds efficiently (in terms of the use of CGE models), and whether technological change is assumed to respond to carbon prices, the topic of the next section.
The UK's key economists had predicted and prepared for a short - term period of uncertainty in the months following a vote for Brexit, before its economy grows once all uncertainty has been removed.