Exemplos de uso de Heightened uncertainty em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The heightened uncertainty also had the potential to affect consumption growth.
Central bank communication in periods of heightened uncertainty», November 2009.
In a climate of heightened uncertainty, a severe fall in world trade volumes was accompanied by a pronounced decline in domestic demand in the euro area.
This approach could be one way to stabilize the region during this period of heightened uncertainty.
Heightened uncertainty tied to the sovereign-debt crisis in some of high-income European countries(Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, and Spain) has created additional headwinds for the region.
Sound fiscal policies will also make an important contribution to maintaining confidence at a time of heightened uncertainty in financial markets.
The- recession represents the most striking episode of heightened uncertainty since The legislation gave HUD the power to set future requirements, and eventually under the Bush Administration a 56 percent minimum was established.
However, given the financial market volatility and the reappraisal of risk seen in recent weeks,this assessment is surrounded by heightened uncertainty.
Business investment is expected to decline during the remainder of 2012, owing to the heightened uncertainty and weak sentiment, as well as to adverse credit supply conditions in some countries.
Developments in the financial markets around the turn of the year reflected this general outlook for sustained growth in the euro area in a global environment of heightened uncertainty.
Notwithstanding the confirmation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term,it was necessary in this environment of heightened uncertainty to collect and assess further information before drawing conclusions for monetary policy.
In addition, by emphasising its firm focus on price stability and its readiness to actat the appropriate time, the Eurosystem acted as an anchor of stability in times of heightened uncertainty.
Stock markets collapsed andgeo-political tensions in the Middle East heightened uncertainty so that investor's confidence deteriorated and the household savings rate increased.
Monetary and credit data can therefore offer an important insight into how financial institutions, households andfirms have responded to the financial market volatility and heightened uncertainty.
As in other economies, reflecting the heightened uncertainty of market participants about the prospects for corporate profitability, the volatility of stock prices in the euro area remained rather high during most of 2000.
In 2007 the ECB operated in a challenging environment with rising and volatile commodity prices and,since the second half of 2007, heightened uncertainty stemming from the ongoing correction in financial markets across the world that was mentioned by the rapporteur.
This took place against the background of heightened uncertainty in global financial markets following the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, the deteriorating economic outlook in Europe, and investors» concerns about external vulnerabilities in the region, which may also have led to some contagion effects across currencies.
Besides the crowding-out effect noted above,the principal concern in terms of fiscal policy appears to have been heightened uncertainty over the sustainability of fiscal positions and related fears of an easing of the counter-inflationary stance.
At the same time, in the presence of heightened uncertainty, firms with access to market-based finance may have wanted to reduce their dependence on banks by increasing their recourse to market financing given the reduced spreads between the rates on securities issued by non-financial corporations and those on MFI loans.
Economic activity in the euro area continued to expand at solid rates in 2007, with annual real GDP growing by 2.6%,despite volatile energy prices and an environment of heightened uncertainty stemming from the financial turmoil in the second half of the year.
On the other hand,although it is undeniable that the financial turbulence has heightened uncertainty about economic prospects, the macro-economic fundamentals in the European Union are strong and world growth remains robust, despite the slowdown in the US.
Political changes in the Middle East and North Africa and the economic fallout of the earthquake andtsunami in Japan have heightened uncertainty and constitute downside risks to global economic activity, with the potential to lead to globally higher inflation and lower growth than incorporated in the baseline.
Wide CI margins tend to heighten uncertainty, hence, less confidence in the interpretation of results.
While real GDP growth remained moderate in the firsthalf of the year, in an environment of heightened uncertainties surrounding domestic demand, the pace of economic activity gradually strengthened during the second half of the year, from around 1.2% year-on-year on average in the first half of 2005 to around 1.7% year-on-year on average in the second half.
Downward risks to the profile of GDP growth heighten the uncertainty.