To stop it slipping further, interest rates have risen, exacerbating the country's debt problem.Related items Argentina's economic crisis: Austerity, or bustJul 19th 2001 The Economist poll of forecastersJul 19th 2001The malaise has spread more widely.
Chris Pratt could be the love interest, slipping into Sigourney Weaver's 1980s pumps.
Both would prefer to see long-term interest rates slipping back towards the levels they were at in May, before the Fed announced its intention to taper.
They ignore the fact that fashion has moved on, and that the house - which accounts for around 65% of turnover at its parent group, Kering - has experienced waning consumer interest and slipping share prices.
A recently released report from Arch Mortgage Insurance points to affordability slipping, inventory declining while interest rates and housing prices rise.
But one measure of interest slipped.
These are deaths that may have slipped the national interest a few years ago but have now triggered national outrage.
He suggested that the quality of Cuban baseball might have slipped somewhat, fueling interest in soccer, but he said there was room for both.
These naysayers may be in the midst of buying back their positions, however, as short interest slipped more than 5% during the most recent reporting period.
If the price of bitcoin continues to slip, dragging consumer interest down at the same time, does that present the chance of something akin to 'deflation' in adoption of bitcoin, that could relegate it to niche status?
This sounds great, but what often happens is that the loan company slips in astronomical interest rates and gets borrowers to sign through often deceptive high-pressure sales tactics.
