"weakening growth" means that the rate at which something, such as an economy or business, is expanding or improving is slowing down or becoming less strong.
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Also, political instability which is characterized by clash of political interests has also
weakened the growth of the health sector in Nigeria.
That would continue to hold up CPI inflation everywhere, but
also weaken growth in many industrialised countries.
Has the seven - year bull run in equities left you feeling nervy in the face of a potential rate hike in the U.S. and
weakening growth in China?
For this reason I would argue that countries that are absorbing excess savings — i.e. running current account deficits — are generating growth abroad while countries that are exporting excess savings — i.e. running current account surpluses — are
weakening growth abroad.
Finally, we believe that adding fiscal stimulus this late in the business cycle warrants concern, because any sign of
weakening growth likely will need to be addressed through more aggressive monetary policy in the future, at least in the short term.
Although he challenges and rejects the pathology model that had dominated most traditional psychotherapies since Freud, Rogers retains the predominant intrapsychic focus that has
weakened the growth impact of these therapies.
In contrast, pretreatment of ActD did
not weaken the growth inhibitory effects of VX - 680 in clonogenic assays [46] and did not affect the sensitivity of the tumor cells to gemcitabine [47].
At the same time, macro-economic factors such as slowing commodity prices,
weakening growth of emerging markets and concerning geopolitical pressures, have also hit the banks hard.
Argentina's central bank has also pushed up rates in recent days, and in South Africa, which faces a similar mix of
weakening growth and high inflation, rate setters were under pressure to follow suit at their meeting Wednesday.
They could depress confidence among consumers and businesses, he said, which could
weaken both growth and inflation.
This is exactly what was feared by those who warned that cutting the deficit too fast would
weaken growth and end up being counter-productive.
The weakening growth of global trade; the loss of popular support for the forces of liberalism and free trade that is driving moves towards protectionism; the threat of climate change depleting and degrading the planet we leave for future generations; and most recently, the outrageous proliferation of nuclear weapons by North Korea with a threat to use them.
As for the Tories, their target to cut immigration would
weaken growth and public finances if it was actually met.