Sentences with phrase «weak economy»

The continent's carriers in general suffer from weak economies and stiff competition on international markets.

Is the decision a boon for the environment or a slap at an already weak economy?

He worries about the continued weak economy that continues to leave governments on the edge.

Central banks are trying to revive weak economies by injecting large amounts of money.

Why are they doing it in kind of a relatively weak economy?

The legislation prevents a fiscal drag of approximately $ 600 billion in 2013, which would have been large enough to push the current weak economy into recession.

The governor says he had to cope with a $ 10 billion state budget deficit, and an ongoing weak economy.

When oil prices go up, that means the global economy is better, and when oil goes down, supposedly that's a reflection of a much weaker economy.

Large law firms are finding different ways of coping with the downturn in the mergers and acquisition market and overall weak economy.

Climate policy has failed in Europe because of weak economies and public unwillingness to accept higher energy prices.

A large portion of the OECD is struggling with weak economies, rabid unemployment — particularly among youth — and weak banking systems have created financially fragile governments.

Consumer staple stocks, such as Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, and Coca - Cola tend to perform better than consumer discretionary stocks during weak economies, but lag them during strong economies.

For weaker economies in the euro zone that are seeing subdued domestic demand as a result of austerity programs, there were also encouraging signs in the trade figures for August.

The obvious result is a very weak economy.

All automakers in Europe are being battered by weak economies.

more support from stronger economies to help weaker economies adjust; more pooling of resources, whether through common Eurobonds or some other mechanism; a shared backstop for the banking system to strengthen banks and protect depositors; and as a consequence, much closer collective oversight of fiscal and financial policy.

The wreckage of the housing bubble and the banking crisis haven't yet been cleared away completely, but already there are hints of renewed speculation — warning signs of a problem that often arises when central banks try to bolster weak economies.

OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada says it will likely have to keep interest rates low for longer than it expected in the face of a surprisingly weak economy.

«The second thing, which is a problem which is also affecting the other, more weak economies in Europe, is where are the policies that are going to get growth.

@wggm I think the Fed will find that it can't reduce the flow of policy accomodation without violent reactions like this w / weak economy Jul 03, 2013

NAR's latest contract signings numbers: They're down a bit, but NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun doesn't think the dip signifies much, given how weak economies around the world are right now.

In addition, builders» confidence has been rising steadily for eight consecutive months and the uncertainty of taxes, government spending, potential cuts to housing tax incentives and the on - going weak economy had to finally slow the advancing builder index.

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But their high ranking is also a product of the vulnerability of the population and the inadequacies of existing infrastructure to adapt to or tackle climate change challenges because of weak economies, governance, education and health care.

When Hanley and Thompson broke the published scientific papers down by the gross domestic product of their countries of origin, they found that Wikipedia articles had a stronger effect on the vocabulary in scientific papers published by scientists in countries with weaker economies.

Shoppers in weaker economies are more enthusiastic coupon - clippers, a new Nielsen survey finds

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies however may see demand from weaker economies with little investment opportunity, according to Barclays.

With the deadline rapidly closing, Congress and the White House had limited options to avoid a potential government default that could send the already weak economy into a damaging swoon.

In dealing with the continued weak economy, our leaders are so determined not to repeat the perceived mistakes of the 1930s that they are risking policies with possibly far worse consequences designed by the same people at the Fed who ran policy with the short term view that asset bubbles don't matter because the fallout can be managed after they pop.

It could be commercial real estate, inflation, a war, a sovereign default (e.g., Greece, Japan, UK, Italy), another wave of corporate defaults, or, a very weak economy, with banks that are willing to clip spreads, but not take any significant financing risks.

It's worth noting that despite market turmoil and a relatively weak economy, Rogers» cash and debt positions remain favourable.

Cuomo says he had to cope with a $ 10 billion dollar state budget deficit, and an ongoing weak economy.

While former secretary of state Hillary Clinton and U.S. Senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders are expected to duke it out in an intensifying battle for the party nomination, themes of the weak economy and the struggles of the middle class are likely to take center stage.

The increase from a decade ago was led by debtors whose highest education was high school, suggesting they could struggle to find decent jobs in a weaker economy.

February's Bank of Japan (BOJ) meeting should be less action - packed than January's, which saw unprecedented steps to revive a weak economy.

«But what I would bet against in this space, based on this news, is Dunkin' Brands, because it seems to me if you can translate that weak economy to the other places, Dunkin' Brands hasn't executed,» Kelly said.

In response to his boss, Dilbert asks incredulously, «So they're saying that profits went up because of great leadership and down because of a weak economy?»

WASHINGTON — Chairman Ben Bernanke offered a wide - ranging defense Monday of the Federal Reserve's aggressive policies to stimulate the still - weak economy.

«Cuba's weak economy has been battered by the collapse in Venezuela, making it more vulnerable and open to foreign capital.

Everyone loves a deal, and when there is so much talk about a weak economy, a sweetheart of an offer can help turn undecided clients into buyers.

Despite the ongoing rise in crude oil prices and the overall concerns of a weaker economy, the Dow Jones Transportation Average hit new all - time highs today.

In the weak economy, many grandparents have prided themselves on being the economic pillars of their families.

Inhibitions, ignorance and a weak economy had caused a lack of popularity of sorts for fashion shows.

Francese, the demographer, said that's been especially true in recent years, as many older Americans have watched their children suffer through job losses and other setbacks because of the weak economy.

Goyer said her research has shown that some grandparents did cut back on spending for their grandchildren as a result of the weak economy.

Wealthy investors want to take their money out of weaker economies, and are pouring it into the U.S. dollar and U.S. bonds.

Curiously enough, despite Zimbabwe's weak economy, investors have also looked to equities to protect against potential future inflation.

For average Americans, that means prices are rising but a weak economy means incomes can't keep up.

Some analysts questioned the extent of the impact of the sporadic protests in China, where Yum is also battling tough competition and a weak economy.