Sentences with phrase «wake of a global recession»

News of Lucara's discovery of the Lesedi La Rona diamond (it was named in a national contest held in Botswana and translates into «our light» in the Tswana language) has helped invigorate a mining category that has languished in the wake of a global recession, not to mention a campaign by Blood Diamond star Leonardo DiCaprio to promote synthetic alternatives to alleviate working conditions of miners in Africa.

But in the wake of the global recession, prices in most other countries have fallen back to earth.

British Prime Minister David Cameron announced a national well - being program in 2010 as part of a pledge to improve Britons» lives in the wake of the global recession.

Analysts fear that in the wake of the global recession, countries are reluctant to take the necessary action to achieve the ambitious goals set out a decade ago.

The latter will factor greatly in the device's eventual fortunes; pricing it beneath the iPad and other competitors could give RIM a marketplace boost, particularly among businesses still pinching their IT pennies in the wake of the global recession.

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Banking rules introduced in the wake of the last recession have worked to constrain liquidity in global bond markets.

Aregbesola also issued a «wake - up call» to Nigerians to prepare for an impending economic revolution, which wind is blowing across the world in the form of recession and the ongoing global efforts to discover a «new world economic order without crude oil,» urging the people to be prepared both intellectually and spiritually so as to be able to stand up to the new development.

We should have as an important theme in our classrooms the great financial crisis that erupted in the fall of 2008 and the deep global recession that followed in its wake.

Interest rates plunged in 2008, when policymakers took drastic measures to stimulate growth in the wake of the mortgage meltdown and global recession.

In the wake of the Great Recession starting in 2007 and the ensuing global financial crisis, as well as European sovereign debt crisis, the FOMC maintained a record low target interest rate of 0 % to 0.25 % in order to encourage growth.

In the wake of the recent global recession, property values plunged, and there was a spike in mortgage fraud and money laundering activity.

Simultaneously, the low interest rate policy the Fed initiated in the wake of the recession that followed the Global Financial Crisis in 2008 has been prolonged.