If both cycles top in the summer as they did in 2008, then the probability of autumn weakness rises.
Scattered signs of weakness -- rising new claims for unemployment insurance, sales warnings at Target and Wal-Mart, falling numbers for new durable goods orders -- have led many analysts to suspect that growth slowed further in the second quarter.
This has hindered efforts to boost exports as the yen's weakness and rising energy costs has pushed Japan's current account deficit to its highest level since January and the worst for an October since 1985.
The great European empires, which had controlled so much of the world, from Africa to Asia, were on their last legs and soon to disappear in the face of their own weakness and rising nationalist movements.
He said that while the rejection in the referendum has helped a bit, the euro's slip against the dollar this year has more to do with European economic weakness and rising U.S. interest rates than it does with uncertainty over Europe's political future.
Some fear its bond focus is a weakness amid rising rates.
Shares of ABX rallied 2.5% to $38.93 as dollar weakness and rising demand for precious metals helped boost the price of gold to its highest level in three months.
Dollar weakness and rising inflation will, at some point, spook savers (foreign and domestic) into demanding a higher price for their capital.
83 In older people low vitamin D levels may produce functional problems including proximal muscle weakness, difficultly rising from a chair, difficulties in ascending stairs, and axial balance problems.
Robbins, in contrast, had run from a specter of weakness that rose from his ignorance and fear and from his desire for acceptance.
Although only 10, (7.9%) reported a global health score of fair or poor, 72 (57%) were ARA functional status 111 and weakness to rise from a chair was documented in 39 (30.7%).
