Sentence examples for macroeconomic prospects from inspiring English sources

Most suspicion fell on global macroeconomic prospects.

It also cited Europe's increasingly weak macroeconomic prospects, which it said threaten the adoption of austerity programs and the structural reforms needed to promote competitiveness.

As Professor João Saboia discussed at a CLAS seminar on September 10, economic reforms to improve labor productivity, such as improvements to the education system, are crucial for Brazil's longer run macroeconomic prospects.

One of the first offshore European hedge funds, Odey uses a variety of strategies to make decisions, including looking at macroeconomic prospects in addition to analysis of industry business models, financial data and the use of quantitative techniques.

However, it looks hard to state that the recent performance and macroeconomic prospects of Brazil can be predominantly explained by the commodity price super-cycle.

The special advisers liaise with eight directorates: macroeconomic policy and prospects, led by Mr O'Donnell; international finance, Sir Nigel Wicks; budget and public finances, Robert Culpin; public services, John Gieve; financial management, Andrew Likierman; financial regulation and industry, Steve Robson; and personnel, accommodation and information, the brief of Margaret O'Mara.

Firstly, we must analyse macroeconomic developments and prospects in depth so that the Dialogue, backed by comprehensive information, can be as effective as possible.

The company recorded a $3.43 billion good-will impairment charge in its European, Middle East and Africa unit in the quarter, primarily because of lower projected long-term growth rates it attributed to macroeconomic factors and its prospects in Europe.

Whether voters were more impressed by his macroeconomic judgment or by the prospect of receiving a fat cheque in the post is less clear.

These workers' prospects appear particularly vulnerable to macroeconomic fluctuations, suggesting that in difficult times, when employers must cut back, it's those with self-control problems who get the ax.

"Macroeconomic and structural reforms should enhance economic growth prospects at the outset of the adjustment phase.