Sentence examples for be an emerging bubble from inspiring English sources

Ed Mead, director at London property specialist Douglas & Gordon: The government has decided that at least giving the impression of slowing what they fear may be an emerging bubble in the property market in London by driving away more of the wealthy foreigners who bring wealth and prestige to the capital by putting CGT on gains they may make.

Why stoke an emerging bubble with still cheaper money?

As it predictably goes with any glamorous new emerging bubble, being an influencer has drawn a rapidly-expanding influx of participants, creating a gold rush of its own.

It is also vastly increasing its oversight of financial markets, to look for evidence of emerging bubbles that can be constrained by regulation.

It's only a matter of time before additional emerging bubbles burst.

Is it an emerging markets bubble?

This is a bubble that may not be a bubble.

"Probably the only candidate left for a bubble — at least in the developed world (maybe emerging markets are a bubble) — is education.

The bird you see close up in that ad is just emerging from a bubble bath, looking well-scrubbed and rather pleased — a Potemkin pelican, perhaps.

Their hesitancy to work in faraway factories is another sign that China's growth is real and that there isn't a bubble emerging that could threaten China's economy on a systemic level.

Does that mean emerging market debt is a bubble?