Sentence examples for market contraction from inspiring English sources

[A6.] A Glut of Space in Boston Area The Boston area's commercial real estate market is facing high vacancies and falling rents that have created a market contraction.

Group like-for-like sales are down 11.9% for the 49 weeks to 7 January, which Shepherd said was better than the wider market contraction of more than 13%.

"In the event of a severe market contraction, some investors may not be in a position to sustain the leveraging and will be required to liquidate their positions under unfavorable market conditions".

So in the best case — where November's 533,000 lost jobs signals the bottom of the labor market contraction — workers could face six more months or so of hard times.

The federal government and other advocates of Obamacare have dismissed concerns that the coming labor market contraction would be significant, or even noticeable, by pointing to Massachusetts's experience with its so-called Romneycare system, also designed to expand insurance coverage.

Others have since taken similar action: MAN will shut down production for 70 days during the first half of this year in anticipation of a market contraction of more than 30%.

Indeed, small firms do not have the amount of financial resources or support from creditors as a buffer for market contractions.

Tight credit markets, slower growth in emerging markets and contraction in developed markets will make 2009 more challenging".

There's little interest in making loans, especially to financial firms: the fall in their issuance of such paper accounted for the bulk of the market's contraction.

These issues have confronted borrowers since the mortgage market's contraction began a few years ago, but buyers and mortgage professionals say they have grown more problematic as more people try to capitalize on low home prices and mortgage rates.

The bank's fortunes fluctuated in line with the volatile economy, expanding rapidly during the heady years of strong economic growth, but facing extinction on two separate occasions, in 1994 and 2001, when the Turkish markets suffered contractions.