Sentence examples for boost market confidence from inspiring English sources
But it added that budget-tightening "appears to be needed" and could boost market confidence.
For Japan's biggest stockmarket, the pact should help boost market confidence, which has been dented by a series of technical mishaps in its trading operations.
Enacting such a deal, they said, would not only avert the cliff, but would also boost market confidence and perhaps spur economic growth.
Current deficits don't seem to be generating any concern in debt markets, and an effort to gut federal pay wouldn't seem likely to do much to boost market confidence, given that long-run structural deficits would scarcely be affected by such a move.
This can boost market confidence in listed SOEs and attract more private investors.
Beijing has pressed the United States to take "responsible" measures to boost market confidence in the dollar and U.S. government debt, underscoring investor worries that Washington could default on its debt unless lawmakers raise a $14.3 trillion debt ceiling by an August 2 deadline.
The once-enviable pace has slowed along with the rest of the world's, but the government has acted quickly to lift market confidence, boost investment and address fiscal deficits and trade imbalances.
In fact, I think it's possible that an Obama election could have a longer-term impact in boosting global markets' confidence in the U.S., even if it's also possible that American investors would be happier with McCain.
Cutting debt and boosting competitiveness will, in time, win back market confidence, she says.
