Sentence examples for markets concerns from inspiring English sources
Jennifer McKeown of Capital Economics in London noted "a growing risk that markets' concerns about the peripheral economies spread to business and consumer confidence" in Europe.
"If you get fiscal and monetary policy right, it pays you dividends because it reduces the markets' concerns about the economy," Mr. Snow said.
Long-standing market participants and experts felt that ever since the problems in Greece emerged, policymakers in the EU had been unable to keep pace with the markets' concerns and reactions – just as in the aftermath of Lehman Brothers' collapse.
But with Europe veering toward recession and with increased skepticism that discipline will solve the deep structural imbalances in the euro zone, the markets' concerns have passed from doubts about the solvency of individual countries to fears for the euro zone as a whole.
Emerging markets' concerns with investments in general include very low savings rates driven by low incomes, lack of a social safety net and developed institutions, frequently arcane legislation, limited liquidity in both equity and credit capital markets and associated high transaction fees.
But since then, turbulence in financial markets, concerns about China and an unexpected vote by Britain in June to leave the European Union have prompted the Fed to delay further rate hikes. .
But the markets' concern is that Mr Zapatero acts not from conviction, but only when he must.
"I am now satisfied that competition and innovation will be preserved on all the markets concerned," the European competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, said in a statement.
The normal mechanisms through which markets concerned about debt register their displeasure (and inhibit growth) simply aren't a problem in Japan.
The remedies the commission is proposing go a long way to help restore competition in the two specific markets concerned, Mr. Vinje said.
"I am now satisfied that competition and innovation will be preserved on all the markets concerned.
