Sentence examples for rising fiscal from inspiring English sources
Weak growth made it difficult for Mr. Darling to raise taxes, but he could not afford to cut them either, given a rising fiscal deficit.
"Many euro-area governments are faced with high and sharply rising fiscal imbalances," Mr. Trichet said during a news conference after a meeting of the bank's governing council here.
With interest rates falling and tax revenue rising, fiscal deficits would fall — kicking off another virtuous circle, as governments would no longer be under pressure to tighten their belts with further rounds of austerity.
Military stocks fell after Banc of America Securities reduced its ratings on them, saying continuing expenses in Iraq and a rising fiscal deficit are increasingly crimping the military budget.
Then in March, facing pressures to raise revenues and stem the rising fiscal deficit, Pranab Mukherjee, the finance minister, released a budget that proposed new taxes on foreign entities in India, including levies on past deals that the Indian Supreme Court had ruled were not taxable in the country.
The OECD notes that when Finland and Canada experienced large and persistent output gaps in the 1990s, inflation fell quite far but did not become deflation, which it attributes in part to the success of central banks in anchoring expectations with inflation targets.Such expectations may rise if investors worry that central banks will print money to finance governments' rising fiscal deficits.
Casualties have been rising this year.
That could send gasoline prices rising this summer.
Yields in France, Germany, Italy and Britain have been rising since late last year.
Asian markets are rising today.
