The phrase "the current juncture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the present moment or situation, often in discussions about events or decisions.
Example: "At the current juncture, we must evaluate our options carefully before proceeding."
Alternatives: "the present moment" or "the current situation."
"At the current juncture, it is in particular the responsibility of the advanced economies, including Japan and the U.S., to follow through with ambitious fiscal consolidation over the medium term".
American Inflation is still low at the current juncture; the core CPI gained a muted 0.8% during 2010 and the ample excess capacity (recently estimated to equal 4-5% of GDP by Morgan Stanley) suggests that there is no imminent danger of high inflation during 2011.The inflationary outlook might be very different a year or two down the road.
Weale and McCafferty remained concerned about the longer-term inflationary outlook, but, "noted the risk that low inflation might persist for longer than the temporary factors implied and concluded that this risk would be increased by an increase in Bank Rate at the current juncture".
So what's the biggest problem facing privacy at the current juncture?
With an ask price of approximately $2.25, the at-the-money January 65 call looks attractive at the current juncture.
The in-the-money October or January 25 calls could be nice plays at the current juncture.
At this current juncture, the Phillies have three significantly different options.
Below are my staples at this current juncture in my life which is to find a job.
To accept and even feel ennobled by the challenges of the nation's current juncture.
A recent article by the Mexican collective Jóvenes ante la Emergencia Nacional digs much farther into the current Michoacán juncture, and China again becomes central.
We can hope, and we can act, but it'd be a disservice to be unfairly optimistic at our current juncture.
