Sentence examples for renewed turmoil from inspiring English sources

City analysts believe the renewed turmoil in the eurozone is pointing to a deep recession in Europe.

But Mr Gomes's ratings, which have soared from 9% to 27% in less than two months, have thrown the election and the financial markets—into renewed turmoil.

But growth has slowed sharply and renewed turmoil has led to a slide in the Turkish lira that may point to a rise in interest rates.

By contrast renewed turmoil would bring a fresh wave of refugees to South Africa to add to the waiters standing nearby, ready to clear the plates.

Sallie Mae plunged again on Thursday, falling $1.68, to $17.76, as renewed turmoil in the credit markets sent the broader stock market tumbling.

We have just lived through the worst financial crisis and global recession in seventy years, and this week's renewed turmoil in the markets suggests it isn't over yet.

All of this would tip Europe as a whole into recession and renewed financial turmoil.

But there is another, stormier possibility: that of renewed market turmoil caused by the risk of sovereign default or a euro-zone break-up.

At a time of renewed economic turmoil in the euro zone, the markets are unsettled over Spain and the Netherlands, where the government fell on April 23rd (see article).

"U.S. stocks sold off and volatility mounted Wednesday as renewed political turmoil in Washington cast doubt on whether President Trump can push forward with a pro-growth agenda that had helped drive stocks to repeat records," Sue Chang reported for MarketWatch.

Any sign that debt levels were again at risk of becoming unmanageable in countries such as Italy and Spain would be likely to spark renewed financial turmoil in the eurozone, after months of relative calm.