Motorcycle sales over all dropped in the United States in 2007 after 14 years of steady growth, a side effect of the mortgage turmoil.
An article on Thursday about jitters in the short-term Treasury market misstated the surname of the head of global strategy for Standard Life, who commented on the potential effect of the market turmoil.
Ukraine's financial system has begun to feel the effects of this turmoil and political uncertainty.
Those born during the Year of the Horse -- the last several being 2002, 1990, 1978 and 1966 -- may feel the effects of this turmoil most intensely, some say.
The packages of August 2011 and July 2012 were taken under episodes of fiscal stress (risk premium at historical heights), and therefore their effects on GDP could be confounded by the effect of the concomitant financial turmoil.
The private equity industry has felt the ripple effects of the economic turmoil.
But so far, Mr. Jones said, the effects of the regional turmoil have been small.
Some economists said that the latest cash injection might give the Bank of England more room to address the effects of the market turmoil without having to cut interest rates, something Mr. King is trying to avoid.
The US economy appears to have shrugged off the effects of the financial turmoil which began in Asia two years ago, and dealers believe the US Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, may decide to nudge up the crucial Fed funds rate to contain inflationary pressures.
The New York Times asked small-business owners around the country whether they were feeling the effects of the economic turmoil and whether they were still trying to build — or just to hang on.
"As one of the world's financial centers and with the Japanese economy sliding into recession, Tokyo will inevitably feel the effects of the intensifying turmoil in global financial markets," said Matt Robinson, an economist at Moody's Economy.com in Sydney.
