Exports have indeed boomed remarkably, but imports are now picking up, so Spain could easily tip back into a current-account deficit.
Remarkably, he booms a shot wide left, easing Neuer's load and erasing those goat horns on a relieved Kroos.
Remarkably despite the social media boom, the country's two dominant media centers -- L.A. and No. 33 New York -- have also performed poorly enough that their STEM and tech concentrations have fallen to roughly the national average.
Until the mid-2000s, that figure had been remarkably stable -- about 64percentthroughgh boom and bust alike.
PwC had a boom year, and the ratings agencies still (remarkably) have some credibility.
Within Germany, there is a different set of questions about how long the export boom can last and when German workers, who have been remarkably restrained in wage demands, will start to clamor for a bigger share of corporate profits.
Like any overhyped gold rush, today's boom will soon be tomorrow's bust; fractured gas fields have a remarkably rapid decline rate.
And the trend of under-investment in green energy is remarkably consistent, holding strong through the latest cycle of economic boom, crash and recovery.
Relative to the boom and bust of the Chinese debt and equity markets, African FDI has looked remarkably stable.
It appears febrile enough to lurch from euphoric boom to catastrophic bust on the basis of bland statements from central bankers but proves remarkably deaf to evidence that the entire industrial and financial system is headed for disaster.
Remarkably, even though a large share of new U.S. mortgages during the housing boom were of weak credit quality, financial engineering resulted in the overwhelming share of private-label mortgage-related securities being rated AAA.
