Sentence examples for banking troubles from inspiring English sources

In their postwar table (p. 26 of their paper), they identify 1973-5 and 1981-2 as "banking crisis" recessions, which seems just wrong; while there may have been banking troubles, both were very clearly "Fed recessions", generated by sharp interest rate hikes intended to curb inflation.

The blame for many recent banking troubles lies with fiscally inept local governments.

Coupled with a decline in real estate values, the banking troubles forced Cypriot leaders to formally ask for a bailout.

Mr. Spiro said the announcement "provides a measure of reassurance that Spain is coming to grips with its banking troubles".

GDP typically falls harder and climbs back more slowly after banking troubles than after garden-variety recessions.

Coupled with a decline in real estate values, the banking troubles forced Cypriot leaders to formally ask for a bailout last summer.

The one influence that could throne back the full brunt of the speculative collapse upon industry and produce a real depression throughout the country would be banking trouble.

If this accounting asininity had been in effect during the banking trouble in the early 1990s, almost every major commercial bank in the U.S. would have collapsed.

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The banks' troubles have not yet crippled the supply of loans to companies.

Burdened by worsening commercial real estate loans, many small banks' troubles are just beginning.