Sentence examples for prompt capital from inspiring English sources

A stronger dollar may now prompt capital to flow out of such countries just as fast.

The aim was to reassure investors, and so prompt capital inflows and lower interest rates.

Lower rates can stimulate housing, which does not need much help, but cannot prompt capital investment, where demand does not exist.

At the extreme, uncertainty over Scotland's currency arrangements could prompt capital flight from the country, leaving its financial system in a parlous state". Letter in the Scotsman newspaper from 130 leading businesspeople, including the chief executives of BHP Billiton, HSBC Holdings and William Grant & Sons.

The Yukos affair has prompted capital flight and investor anxiety about the commitment to property rights in Russia.

However, any changes would have to be made gradually to avoid alarming investors and prompting capital flight, which could destabilize Chinese markets.

The Greek financial crisis prompted capital controls (effectively stopping the free movement of capital in the EU); the refugee crisis brought closed borders and the suspension of the Schengen treaty.

By phasing out its scheme of suppressing interest rates through bond purchases, the theory runs, it prompted capital to stampede from emerging markets into the rich world in expectation of rising yields.

Last August, a wave of risk aversion in the advent of Y2K prompted capital market participants to lay off risk, mainly by selling interest-rate swaps.

The ECB refused, prompting capital controls and a mandatory closure of banks and the stock exchange.

That prompted Capitals fans to show up for the next home game in rain gear.