Although it did not raise rates, "inflation jitters" were pervasive.
LONDON, Aug. 14 — Europe's largest bank, UBS, on Tuesday painted the grimmest picture to date for future earnings in light of recent market jitters, raising concerns about the sustainability of profit growth in the investment banking sector.
Nonetheless, last week's decision by the Federal Reserve to lean toward raising rates has sent jitters about inflation down Wall Street, jitters the market hasn't felt in years.
Mr. Obama's fund-raising dominance, especially his announcement on Jan . 31that he had raised $32 million, has sent jitters through Mrs. Clinton's donor base.
The central bank had surprised analysts last month when it held off raising rates, citing global jitters over a potential default in countries like Greece and saying it wanted to await evidence of how the previous rate increases had affected the economy.
The 2-0 win over Bournemouth on Sunday was welcome relief after a run of four Premier League games without a win that raised fears their late-season jitters were about to return.
Fears that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-sponsored mortgage giants, may have to raise capital added to stockmarket jitters.Exports from China grew by 17.6% in the 12 months to June, to reach $122 billion.
Recent jitters over Italy and Spain have raised fears over France's ability to meet its share of any new bail-out commitments.Slow growth will, in turn, make it harder for France to meet its deficit targets.
Troubles at M.P.S. have shaken Italian politics and caused jitters around the euro zone, while raising questions about the actions of Mr. Draghi, who is otherwise seen as a savior because of his efforts to contain the euro crisis.
Fresh signs of falling demand and job cuts in Britain's manufacturing sector have raised pressure on the Bank of England to soothe post-referendum jitters with an interest rate cut this week.
Barroso's comments helped fuel jitters about the enormity of the crisis and raised fresh concerns in Germany about the size of the contribution it may have to make to bail out the debt-ridden eurozone countries.
