Sentence examples for dampen export from inspiring English sources
Trump, he argues, simply wouldn't be a good president for financial markets or for investors – or for the economy as a whole, given that his adversarial approach to dealing with trading partners could dampen export earnings for US businesses and hurt the country's GDP.
Pressure is also mounting on Beijing for a fresh economic stimulus after the broad-based weakening in global demand continued to dampen export demand from China's factories, and left the economy on course in 2012 to post its first sub-8sub-8%th since 1999.
While currency appreciation will somewhat dampen export growth it will also reduce upward pressure on rising energy-import costs.
Similarly, the European Central Bank is not expected to lower interest rates when its policy board meets here in Frankfurt on Thursday, even though many analysts worry that the surging euro could derail Europe's fledgling recovery by dampening exports.
But they have slowed growth and threaten to dampen an export boom.
But recession in Europe and a slowdown in emerging economies will dampen American export markets in 2012.
Yet the Asian financial crisis seems certain to dampen American exports and bring a flood of cheaper imports, forcing many companies to hold down prices.
A stronger yuan would dampen Chinese exports and boost home consumer spending on cheaper imported products.
Terrorism and Middle East tension could exacerbate high energy prices, and still-greater euro appreciation just might dampen German exports.
"Moreover, the euro is about to strengthen which dampens both exports and inflation.
The dollar is strong, and that dampens all exports.
