Sentence examples for recession until from inspiring English sources

Rather than tumbling, however, the economy seems to be settling comfortably into the state in which it has spent most of the past decade: flat on its back and half asleep.The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which released its latest survey of Japan's economy on November 19th, is forecasting virtually flat growth but no real recession—until after the end of 2004.

They did not see a recession until late summer.

With Japan's economy in recession until recently, Japanese savers have been keen investors in American Treasuries.

But most economists predict that Spain will not emerge from recession until the middle of 2010 at the earliest.

"The congress is now in recession until January 12 and nothing can be done at least until then".

As for the recession: until Mrs Thatcher, unemployment and standing in the polls seemed more or less to correlate.

This inflation rate would fall in the face of high unemployment — and expected inflation would eventually fall too, so that when unemployment fell again inflation would remain lower than it was pre-recession (until the next boom).

A final note: This will be our final recession forecast until further notice.

From 2007 – the last year before the current recession hit – until now, the median income of Americans has dropped by nearly 10% with no recovery evident.

If people's expectations of inflation overshoot what they actually end up enduring, the consequence could be a nasty recession.Until the rich world was hit by "stagflation" in the 1970s, there had been a remarkably stable relationship between the level of joblessness and the speed of price increases.

Economists were divided over whether the nation was in the throes of a recession, but until now, there had been general agreement that New York City's economy, while slowing, was not in recession.