Sentence examples for hikes started from inspiring English sources

"In most cases over the past 50 years, profitable gains were still available for seven to 12 months longer until subsequent rate hikes started to take their toll," observes Stack, citing data from the past ten tightening cycles.

Take a hike Several scenic hikes start from the Obelisco tram stop just before the Opicina terminus.

The Manhattan skyline is visible on a clear day, and three other hikes start across the street.

As we expected, the ECB and BOJ remained very dovish and we still expect the former to end QE in December, with rate hikes starting in 2Q19.

In a single vote, the City Council backed a plan that would raise the minimum wage not just once but forever, with automatic annual hikes starting in 2022, after phasing in a $15 hourly wage by 2020.

But once rate hikes start, Fed officials see slightly sharper increases than they did in December, with rates ending 2015 at 1percentt and ending 2016 at 2.25percentt, according to the median of forecasts.

Don't kill yourself on long distance hikes, start small.

The hike started easily enough – slightly downhill – before we reached a crude archway and the first of many ascending steps.

"Clearly, the labor market was in decent shape before the sequester began and before the impact of the Jan . 1payroll tax hike started to work through," wrote Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomic Advisers.

Hike Odds Ease: After Wednesday's remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell when he expressed worries about slowing economies abroad, chances of a Fed rate hike started to fall.

Consumer prices in Japan rose at an annual rate of 3.4% in May, the fastest pace in 32 years,as the effect of the sales tax hike started to be felt.