If the economy continues to grow through June 2019, the current economic expansion will turn 10 years old, marking the longest economic expansion in the nation's history.
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IN JUNE America's economic expansion will be seven years old.
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The nation's economic expansion has been tremendous for American workers.
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These are not numbers that herald a rapid economic expansion.
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The economic expansion was due to end at some point.
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This reading is nearing the highs of this economic expansion.
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He also sparked the longest economic expansion in US history.
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That's still enough to support an ongoing economic expansion 85033.
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The ongoing economic expansion will continue to firm and broaden.
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The market is not betting the economic expansion is over.
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Today, the economy is comfortable in a mature economic expansion.
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He's now making the case for economic expansion into next year.
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The United States is in its longest economic expansion in history.
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No one knows how long the current economic expansion will continue.
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In short, the Chinese economic expansion financed the U.S. budget deficits.
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And the town's economic expansion has experienced the same meteoric rise.
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The current economic expansion has been characterized by slow GDP growth.
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As a result, Japan struggles to generate any sustainable economic expansion.
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The economic expansion has extended its record run despite this divergence.
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This time typically represents a significant period of U.S. economic expansion.
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As U.S. economic expansion continues this will boost economic growth further.
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Consumers continue to demand foreign goods amid a decadelong economic expansion.
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Today, robust economic expansion is translating into higher corporate earnings growth.
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HERE WE ARE, EIGHT OR NINE YEARS INTO AN ECONOMIC EXPANSION.
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The current economic expansion may be the most maligned in history.
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Factors contributing to the gap: baby boomer retirements and economic expansion.
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Income gains have slowed substantially as the economic expansion has matured.
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The country is currently in its longest economic expansion in history.
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In the new millennium, an economic expansion helped reverse those dynamics.
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That trend is what's expected in such a long economic expansion.
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Economic expansion outside the U.S. has also supported the U.S. expansion.
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And we're close to having the longest economic expansion in history.
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The current business cycle has been the longest economic expansion since WWII.
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It may cut interest rates, which could extend the economic expansion further.
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Newsom's plan assumes that the state will continue to experience economic expansion.
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The current period of economic expansion seems to have further to go.
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This, too, powers economic expansion and boosts employment in U.S. export industries.
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Uncoupling emissions growth and economic expansion is important to slowing climate change.
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But he worries more about one area of Israel's economic expansion: China.
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So far, during Trump's tenure, the economic expansion has been largely lackluster.
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The economic expansion has extended its record run despite this curious divergence.
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But America's economic expansion, the second-longest in history, is under threat.
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EVERYONE WAS TALKING ABOUT A GLOBAL SYNCHRONOUS ECONOMIC EXPANSION, A WONDERFUL PHRASE.
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But the economic expansion, the second-longest in history, is under threat.
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So, the current economic expansion cannot be sustained unless productivity growth accelerates.
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He wants lower borrowing costs to fuel credit growth and economic expansion.
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The coronavirus is an existential threat to our record-long economic expansion.
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The economic expansion in the United States is now nine years old.
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But it notes that unbridled economic expansion is squeezing the planet dry.
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Raise a glass to the longest economic expansion in modern American history.
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Republicans have described the cuts as critical to boosting U.S. economic expansion.
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But the company's retrenchment underscored the broader fragility of the economic expansion.
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It maintained its view for a 4 percent economic expansion this year.
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Container transportation growth was once easily outpacing economic expansion, but no longer.
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That's why the decade-long economic expansion has survived multiple factory downturns.
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"The economic expansion that began in 2009 is obviously entering its ninth year, and it is now on course to rival the longest economic expansion since the end of World War II, which will be 10 years," he said.
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Britain financed the railways of Latin America; France the economic expansion of Russia.
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Here in America we are now in the longest economic expansion in history.
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The oil price did not reflect the U.S. economic expansion in this period.
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For 2020, the government envisages a rebound with economic expansion of 1.5 percent.
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Rate cuts during an economic expansion aren't common, but they aren't unprecedented either.
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This month marks the longest economic expansion in U.S. history, reaching 10 years.
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How long can this economic expansion, now the longest in U.S. history, last?
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AFTER a stunning economic expansion, sub-Saharan Africa has run out of puff.
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And the economic expansion is now just five months shy of a record.
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During times of economic expansion, banks generally ease lending standards, the OCC said.
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Historical precedent suggests the latest economic expansion is getting long in the tooth.
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Through most of the current economic expansion, business investment has underperformed historical norms.
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But it is primarily cyclical factors that are driving the current economic expansion.
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The current U.S. economic expansion is the third longest since the Great Depression.
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That may be a conservative prediction — given prospects for greater economic expansion ahead.
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Market watchers also realize that the current economic expansion cannot go on forever.
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Even the prospect of a trade war could hurt the economic expansion underway.
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"That tells us that an economic expansion can last for decades," he said.
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Their formative years have been marked by both economic expansion and political discord.
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International trade can be a useful tool for economic expansion and job creation.
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Defeating an incumbent president during an economic expansion is awfully hard to do.
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The figures signal continued economic expansion following a long period of impressive growth.
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Furthermore, the economic expansion now underway is already the third longest since 237.
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For 2021, the institutes predict a mild recovery with economic expansion of 1.4%.
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"The US economic expansion is in its eleventh year," Nomura analysts recently noted.
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The countrywide economic expansion is benefiting U.S. banks like First Horizon National Corp.
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The hope among Republicans is that tax reform could fuel an economic expansion.
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Substantial progress could be made only in a very long-lived economic expansion.
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Even now, amid a record 10-year economic expansion, delinquencies are ticking up.
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One excellent example is how long and enduring this economic expansion has been.
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The economic expansion in the United States celebrated its ninth birthday last month.
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To be sure, the economic expansion in Utah has not been without critics. Gov.
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A day earlier, China reported its weakest annual economic expansion in nearly three decades.
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This week: could America's longest economic expansion on record be coming to an end?
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A real war could be more than the decade-long economic expansion can handle.
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But trade growth was more severely affected, which undoubtedly constrained the broader economic expansion.
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After years of robust economic expansion, the global economy is entering a slowdown phase.
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After years of robust economic expansion, the global economy is entering the slowdown phase.
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Readings over 50 signal economic expansion, but the declining numbers suggest growth is slowing.
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It has also said it would act to extend the economic expansion, if needed.
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S. companies and the markets have also been benefiting from the global economic expansion.
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The economic expansion, now in its ninth year, is the second longest on record.
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In the previous economic expansion, in the 2000s, productivity growth averaged 2.5% a year.
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New York (CNN Business)America's finance chiefs fear the economic expansion is nearly over.
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A reading above 48.9 over time is considered an indicator of overall economic expansion.
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Policymakers who hope that China will drive global economic expansion should temper their expectations.
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The gains were an important milestone for the economic expansion that began in 290.
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It's tempting to think of an economic expansion as being like a life span.
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The GOP was once the party of economic expansion through access to world markets.
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Nine years into an economic expansion, jobs reports don't get much better than this.
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But even Italy is now sharing in Europe's economic expansion, though joblessness remains rampant.
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As of July 1, America's economic expansion will have been the longest on record.
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"We are assuming that we are going to continue economic expansion," Mr. Newsom said.
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She has presided over four years of steady economic expansion and rising financial markets.
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That places the economic expansion at the mercy of consumers and their continued confidence.
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At 22018 years running, the United States is experiencing its longest economic expansion ever.
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Demand should start to ease, along with the slowing of the recent economic expansion.
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"The economic expansion and the bull market are old," Marks told CNBC's Wilfred Frost.
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The Federal Reserve is cutting its forecast for economic expansion in the coming year.
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But more than 0003 years into an economic expansion, a little cooling is expected.
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This economic expansion, now eight years old, may have some life in it yet.
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Indeed, the U.S.' economic expansion is the longest on record going back to 333.
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But, fueled by a decade of economic expansion, the year 2020 can be different.
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We are now in the longest economic expansion and monthly job creation in history.
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The numbers back that up, even after the longest economic expansion in US history.
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The economy is in its ninth year of economic expansion following the Great Recession.
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But more than 0003 years into an economic expansion, a little cooling is expected.
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Even Japan, where recessions are rarely distant, has impressed with an enduring economic expansion.
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Carter, who served only one four-year term, produced an impressive 12 percent economic expansion.
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The Fed has been raising rates to keep inflation in check during an economic expansion.
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Still, we're only two quarters away from marking the longest economic expansion in US history.
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Value investing has gone out of style especially as the economic expansion gets stretched longer.
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China's economic expansion last year was partly driven by the country's surging real estate market.
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Higher rates choke inflation but also hamper economic expansion and reduce liquidity in stock markets.
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The big picture: Marginalized communities begin to prosper the longer an economic expansion goes on.
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Still, the longest U.S. economic expansion on record remains supported by a strong labor market.
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S. trade tensions and slowing global demand are hurting Japan's economic expansion and business sentiment.
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Now, however, annual population growth of 1.6 percent has exceeded the pace of economic expansion.
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Yet there is growing concern about whether the economic expansion can endure beyond next year.
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"While the economic expansion continues, below-target inflation is not a major problem," he said.
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The current economic expansion in California is about three years longer than the historical average.
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In normal times, the yield curve slopes upward, reflecting a belief in future economic expansion.
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But Bank of America executives said there are still indicators pointing to continued economic expansion.
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But worries are warranted Risks to America's longest economic expansion in history are growing, however.
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He meant that economic expansion and loose monetary policy may have longer to run overseas.
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"Over half the workers hired in the recent economic expansion come from abroad," he said.
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Economists have been fretting about the so-called "wage puzzle" during the current economic expansion.
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In recent years, the Maldives has become a significant target for Beijing's ambitious economic expansion.
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Economic expansion for the full year appears unlikely to be much greater than 2 percent.
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The question is how best to contain and compete with China's plans for economic expansion.
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This, in the ninth year of economic expansion and with unemployment at a historic low.
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The opportunities for economic expansion remain large for enterprises which serve the other 85 percent.
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Even after a long economic expansion, America is still the land of the side hustle.
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And, given the length of the current global economic expansion, somewhat lost on regular folks.
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She argues that investors can't underestimate the Fed's willingness to keep the economic expansion going.
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But he sees the current period of economic expansion continuing through 2018, if not 2019.
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The current economic expansion in California is about three years longer than that historical average.
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Given the sheer length of America's record economic expansion, however, it really is not that bad.■
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That's likely a reflection of rising concern about how much longer the economic expansion can last.
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"We're getting very close to being in the longest economic expansion in U.S. history," says Chamberlain.
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The Fed said last week it will "act as appropriate" to maintain the current economic expansion.
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Powell has also said the Fed could act, as appropriate, to extend the U.S. economic expansion.
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The slow loan growth at banks threatens to derail Indian Prime Minister Modi's economic expansion efforts.
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Higher interest rates are viewed as the second biggest threat to the economic expansion, behind protectionism.
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If so, could this realization lead to a reversal that would threaten the ongoing economic expansion?
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But the Federal Reserve believes the pace of economic expansion will slow in 2019 to 2.3%.
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Another factor is the tendency for economic expansion to increase earnings more down cap than up.
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Full employment and rising wages can coexist with economic expansion if, and only if, productivity improves.
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Policymakers should not expect construction to drive economic expansion in Latin America and other non-U.
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The late stage of an economic expansion is most vulnerable to a popping of the bubble.
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His policies nursed along an aging economic expansion, pulling the Obama recovery into a new decade.
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Mr. Rivelle recommends the same cautious posture as the end of the economic expansion draws closer.
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The numbers come amid speculation that the decade-long economic expansion is coming to an end.
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That is a frightening prospect to Australians who have known only economic expansion for a generation.
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The country's breakneck economic expansion created legions of wealthy consumers keen to flaunt their newfound status.
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Last month President Aleksandar Vucic said Serbia's economic expansion could slow this year due to coronavirus.
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Many analysts regard Mr. Trump and Mr. Powell as the greatest threats to the economic expansion.
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The longest U.S. economic expansion on record continued last year and analysts anticipate 2.1 percent growth.
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That helps spur homebuilding and consumer spending, two of the main forces underlying any economic expansion.
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Instead, making an exception for the 85033s economic expansion, business investment remained flat to slightly slower.
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This system is built for expansion, especially economic expansion, and setbacks are very hard to justify.
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Our taxpayers are treated equally with a simple, straightforward system that resulted in robust economic expansion.
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Equity valuations should find support in sustained economic expansion and in low real bond yields globally.
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"International small caps may be well positioned to benefit from the global economic expansion," they said.
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The trade war is threatening the longest economic expansion on record, now in its 0.53th year.
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While the global economic expansion has generated jobs in many major economies, wage gains remain weak.
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Even employment growth is slowing, which typically happens at the end of a period of economic expansion.
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It hasn't come at a price, so far, as the economy rolls into its longest economic expansion.
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New York (CNN Business)It's official: We're now living in America's longest-ever economic expansion on record.
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After all, Fed Chairman Powell emphasized the importance of maintaining the economic expansion of the United States.
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There's the fact that the current economic expansion has been going on for a really long time.
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The economic expansion could "absolutely" continue at the current lukewarm speed of around 2%, according to Kelly.
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For now, this remains more a theoretical risk than a cause of major disruption to economic expansion.
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In it, he said the Fed will do what it can to sustain the current economic expansion.
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Last week, the Fed said it would "act as appropriate" to keep the current economic expansion going.
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Cramer, along with many other analysts, is expecting a quarter-point rate cut to sustain economic expansion.
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"Overall, consumers continue to rate current conditions favorably and foresee moderate economic expansion in the months ahead."
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The Fed said earlier this month it will "act as appropriate" to maintain the current economic expansion.
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The pickup comes as the economic expansion enters its tenth year, the second-longest in U.S. history.
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That's the highest level for this model since the economic expansion began more than a decade ago.
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The recent pause in emissions growth is different, since it comes during a time of economic expansion.
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The recovery from the 2202 recession is approaching the record for the U.S.'s longest economic expansion.
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In 2015, strong private consumption and higher state spending drove an overall economic expansion of 1.7 percent.
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"We're assuming we're going to continue the economic expansion," Newsom said during his budget presentation in Sacramento.
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But proponents of a rate increase argue that raising rates slowly could extend the current economic expansion.
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U.S. stocks rose on Monday as Wall Street bet tax cuts would keep the economic expansion going.
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Rosenberg said that weakness was going to spread and bring down the ongoing decade-long economic expansion.
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The sobering news is that the current economic expansion has been going on for nearly a decade.
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Particularly after next month, when the current economic expansion officially becomes the second-longest in American history.
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Even during this extended economic expansion, housing affordability is becoming of increasing concern to millions of Americans.
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Low interest rates reduce the costs of borrowing money and typically boost investment, economic expansion and hiring.
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The current economic expansion is one of the longest in history, and that too has surprised me.
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If passed, California's AB5 bill would reflect a major turning point in the post-recession economic expansion.
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A record-breaking economic expansion leaves much to be desired — and reason to worry about the future.
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The current economic expansion began in June 2009, which means it's already the second longest on record.
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The 2000-year economic expansion left record low unemployment, but it did less to ensure financial stability.
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But the coronavirus has already put an emphatic end to the historically long economic expansion Trump inherited.
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And while the economic expansion is looking mature, there aren't bright flashing lights indicating an imminent recession.
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It is considered that a reading over 50 indicates economic expansion, and a dip below indicates contraction.
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The Fed said it still expected a slow economic expansion and a steady march toward higher rates.
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Yet trade wars are being fought, posing a risk to the longest economic expansion in American history.
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That is casting a shadow on the longest economic expansion in history, now in its 0.63th year.
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Consumer spending, the backbone of an 11-year-long economic expansion in the United States, could weaken.
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The central bank now expects a 2.8 percent economic expansion this year, down from 3.9 percent in 2016.
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As a result, Powell said, the central bank will "act as appropriate" to sustain the current economic expansion.
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Is this just a soft patch, like the many others that the decade-long economic expansion has survived?
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That would make the current stock-market rally, and implied economic expansion, one of the longest ever experienced.
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America's economic expansion, now nine years old, is on track to become the longest in history in July.
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However, in November, that growth fell short of expectations amid fears that the economic expansion is slowing down.
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The Commission has previously forecast British economic expansion this year and next of 1.8 and 1.9 percent respectively.
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"Contrary to previous expectations, the manufacturing sector contributed at best modestly to the overall economic expansion," it added.
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And at some point there is a question how much longer this economic expansion can continue to grow.
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Back then, the Federal Reserve forecast the economic expansion would continue at that pace for the foreseeable future.
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The president has overseen a slow but steady economic expansion, albeit one that started under President Barack Obama.
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Powell said last week that the Fed will "act as appropriate" to keep the current economic expansion going.
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"There's a sustainability to the economic expansion when it comes about," Cooperman said on CNBC in August 2009.
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"The message this sends to the market is that the Fed is supportive of economic expansion," said Sroka.
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Markets expect the U.S. central bank to slash its benchmark interest rate, despite signs of ongoing economic expansion.
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He'll need to own the record-setting economic expansion that has been underway for just about a decade.
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The U.S. economic expansion is already into its seventh year so the chance of recession soon is growing.
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The numbers come amid a remarkable economic expansion: The U.S. economy has produced jobs for 101 consecutive months.
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Powell's remarks said the Fed stands ready to "act as appropriate" to sustain a decade-long economic expansion.
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"The ongoing broad and solid economic expansion is expected to continue beyond the near term," the ECB said.
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Most recently, we have seen this driven by emerging market economic expansion in China, India and Latin America.
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On top of that, the U.S. is in the midst of the longest economic expansion in American history.
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First, despite choppy markets and a commodity bust, the global economic expansion is a decade old and counting.
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Rate cuts successfully extended the economic expansion in 1995/96 and 1998 but not in 2001 and 2007.
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Buerkl said he expected private consumption to remain an important pillar of economic expansion in Germany this year.
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There are multiple factors that can keep an economic expansion alive throughout a period of rising labor costs.
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U.S. consumer spending rose modestly in May and inflation cooled, pointing to a slow-but-steady economic expansion.
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A Reuters poll had forecast a 238 percent economic expansion for December and 22.35 percent growth in 2016.
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Generally, growth stocks like information technology names and consumer discretionary flourish in times of economic expansion, Sanchez contends.
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Such a "demographic dividend" helped fuel the economic expansion of the East Asian "Tigers" between 1965 and 1990.
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On June 30, the current economic expansion cycle will complete its eighth year and become 96 months old.
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The decision marks a new phase of the recovery, after four years of economic expansion and falling unemployment.
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Yet policymakers decided to inject costly stimulus into what was already the longest economic expansion in American history.
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Next month, in another milestone, the current recovery will become the second-longest American economic expansion on record.
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The most potent threat to wage growth, however, may be an end to the decade-old economic expansion.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The United States is on track to achieve the second-longest economic expansion in its history.
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That era, which coincided with the longest economic expansion, allowed companies to cheaply fuel their growth with debt.
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It is the Fed's third consecutive quarterly increase, reflecting its confidence in the stability of the economic expansion.
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We found that owner optimism remains near record levels, an unprecedented trend this far into an economic expansion.
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But as a spur to economic expansion and hiring, a deal would almost certainly amount to very little.
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The board will continue rate holds to avoid any potential negative impact on economic expansion, those surveyed said.
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After nine years of economic expansion and rising stock prices, the market is richly valued relative to earnings.
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It signaled it was on track to raise rates at its September policy meeting as economic expansion continues.
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The guidance of the government assessment defines there is a high possibility that an economic expansion is stalling.
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This is the state of the economy for the average American worker during a so-called economic expansion.
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To achieve a more rapid pace of economic expansion, any "new" Afghanistan must earn the public's confidence anew.
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It is increasingly difficult to keep faith that the long-running economic expansion has much longer to run.
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As long as businesses hold firm and don't cut back further on hiring, the economic expansion should continue.
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The mixed messages reflect the deep uncertainty about the fate of the longest economic expansion in modern history.
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The gains were an important milestone for the economic expansion that began in 2009, after the Great _________. 533.
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If passed, California's AB 5 bill would reflect a major turning point in the post-recession economic expansion.
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Indonesia's sluggish loan growth has impacted the pace of economic expansion, which has long remained close to 5 percent.
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He argues that since 1965, the past five cycles of economic expansion have averaged 65 months — about 5½ years.
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The appreciating exchange rate and widening trade deficit are both symptoms of an economic expansion that is very mature.
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Between the lines: The long-running U.S. economic expansion has driven unemployment down to 3.7%, a half-century low.
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Recession risks are the highest they have been since the record-long economic expansion began over a decade ago.
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Part of that ongoing sharp divergence in policy of course is because the U.S. economic expansion is more mature.
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The hope is that consumers will continue to prop things up, extending the longest economic expansion in American history.
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Consumers, especially lower-income consumers, are finally starting to earn more and more fully participate in the economic expansion.
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Lane wrote that economic forecasts for national, European and global levels are for continued economic expansion, but risks remain.
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Carter, who served only one four-year term, produced an impressive 453 percent economic expansion in just four years.
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"Americans keep hearing that this is the longest economic expansion in history," said Steven Rick, CUNA Mutual's chief economist.
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It's the longest economic expansion in history and there is a lot in the economy that is going right.
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But Velarde said the central bank still expects a 4 percent economic expansion, up from 2.5 percent last year.
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China's breakneck economic expansion may be flagging, but the country's ambitions in space show no signs of slowing down.
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These expanding communities help spur homebuilding and consumer spending, two of the main forces that help drive economic expansion.
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India, long touted as the world's fastest-growing large economy, has seen economic expansion wither to six-year lows.
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We're the most advanced economy in the world, and although our economy faces challenges, we're enjoying an economic expansion.
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Broad global economic expansion is making assets expensive, so forget investing passively, an investment manager told CNBC on Thursday.
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The latest wave of selling shows how worried investors have become about the eventual demise of the economic expansion.
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Incoming data, notably survey results, increase our confidence that the ongoing economic expansion will continue to firm and broaden.
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In the whole of 2015, strong private consumption and higher state spending drove an economic expansion of 1.7 percent.
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He dismissed somewhat better economic readings on the United States, which is experiencing its longest economic expansion on record.
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"The headline data mask a more nuanced economic picture," Williams said of the longest U.S. economic expansion on record.
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"Despite the brighter near-term outlook, there are medium-term risks to a sustainable economic expansion," the report said.
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But an economic expansion that would reach its 11th anniversary this summer is in danger of a premature end.
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Our current economic expansion has lasted almost nine years, yet wages have hardly budged, especially for less skilled workers.
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The index suggests "the current economic expansion – at about 2% – will continue through early 2020," the Conference Board said.
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The index suggests "the current economic expansion at about 2% will continue through early 2020," the Conference Board said.
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Sustained labor market strength suggests the longest economic expansion on record, now in its 2503th year, remains on track.
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Fifty-nine percent of small business owners said they anticipate economic expansion in the next year, according to CNBC.
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Wage growth has been sluggish throughout the economic expansion, struggling to break 13 percent despite the tight labor market.
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Millennials have begun saving more as they work in greater numbers and benefit from a record-long economic expansion.
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And the market boom could instill further confidence among households and CEOs in the sustainability of the economic expansion.
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"This is all happening within the confines of an ongoing economic expansion and an ongoing bull market," he noted.
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What they probably haven't been ready enough or positioned for is the bull market and economic expansion to continue.
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At the same time, recession fears have eased amidst encouraging economic reports that suggest the economic expansion could endure.
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That would still be significantly higher than the 2.3% average over the 37 quarters of the latest economic expansion.
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News of the modest economic expansion in the April-June period came as the country prepares for the Oct.
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While the unemployment rate remains at a low of 25%, slowing jobs growth signals that economic expansion is ending.
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The rate of job creation slowed to the weakest since February 2010, the month before the economic expansion began.
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Nine years into the economic expansion, are U.S. households now emboldened enough to drive consumption via increased debt levels?
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The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 3 percent on Tuesday, reflecting the durability of the U.S. economic expansion.
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Given that the United States is in its longest running economic expansion in history, those numbers are considered solid.
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Employers continue to add jobs in large numbers, with the country now in its 11th year of economic expansion.
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Such risks could cast a cloud over the BOJ's assumption that continued economic expansion would push inflation to its target.
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Protectionism is seen as the No. 1 threat to the U.S. economic expansion, according to the January CNBC Fed Survey.
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The findings of the survey offer a glimmer of hope after Uganda's central bank said overall economic expansion is slowing.
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And it was the second-largest gain in core prices of the entire economic expansion, according to Bespoke Investment Group.
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However, tepid inflation and concerns surrounding the longevity of the current economic expansion have prompted backlash from some market participants.
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He said the "previous very strong economic team" that led Turkey through its years of economic expansion is now gone.
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DESPITE A LONG run of profitability and the longest economic expansion on record, the mood in corporate America is darkening.
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"I suspect if you keep poking at the economic expansion, it could turn around and bite you," Mr. Obstfeld said.
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Japan has logged seven straight quarters of economic expansion to end-September, its longest uninterrupted stretch of growth since 703.
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In part because of appropriately lax monetary policy, America is about to achieve its longest-ever period of economic expansion.
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We had four more years of economic expansion, four-and-a-half more years of a bull market for stocks.
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The Treasury yield has climbed on expectations of steady U.S. economic expansion, accelerating inflation and concerns about increasing debt supply.
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But wage growth throughout the second longest economic expansion isn't yet measuring up to what we've seen in the past.
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Elsewhere, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday that the central bank will "act as appropriate" in ensuring economic expansion.
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Given the cyclical nature of economic expansion and contraction, it is reasonable to ask: How long this market will rally?
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"The underlying strength of the economic expansion remained broadly intact," the ECB said, adding that risks to growth remained balanced.
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That's still well above the trend that would be common this far into an economic expansion dating back 9½ years.
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President Obama said we would have to accept much smaller growth because the days of rapid economic expansion were over.
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Solid growth in the world's second largest economy has helped underpin a recent broad based economic expansion across emerging markets.
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The yield has climbed on expectations of a steady U.S. economic expansion, accelerating inflation and concerns about increasing debt supply.
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The Fed's latest Beige Book on Wednesday showed the longest U.S. economic expansion remained intact amid risk from trade disputes.
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The government has an economic expansion target of 3.6 percent for this year, up from 1.1202.22021 percent growth in 2018.
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Mining, which drove last year's 3.9 percent economic expansion with surging copper output from new mines, grew just 1.68 percent.
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This is the first time they have remained flat during a period of economic expansion in more than 40 years.
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Our parents, the baby boomers, grew up and built their lives during a large economic expansion in the U.S. economy.
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Last month marked the 121st consecutive month of U.S. economic expansion, the longest unbroken rebound since before the Civil War.
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Sporton said India's reliance on imported coal would be significant in the coming years to power the nation's economic expansion.
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In fact, if the current US economic expansion continues through the summer, it would become the longest in American history.
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For the United States, a stronger currency makes exports more expensive on world markets, complicating an already halting economic expansion.
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They reduce government's flexibility to respond with fiscal stimulus when the long-running economic expansion turns into the next recession.
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Because they arrived at a moment of economic expansion, they suggest the sense of endless possibility that permeated the city.
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Furthermore, trade has proved to be the biggest driver of the economic expansion, which has benefited emerging market equities most.
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Either situation could prove to be detrimental to a new Catalan nation and would damage the potential for economic expansion.
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The labor market remains healthy despite the rising risks to the 10-year old economic expansion, the longest in history.
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Despite the rising risks to the 10-year old economic expansion, the longest in history, the labor market remains healthy.
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Those factors have conspired to pose a serious risk of ending the economic expansion by pushing growth and inflation lower.
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So how does the current economic expansion stack up according to some of the more readily available measures of income?
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Financial markets are worried that the coronavirus could derail the longest economic expansion on record, now in its 11th year.
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He also argues that raising rates slowly could prolong the economic expansion by averting any need to raise rates quickly.
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That second risk is now a reality for investors who flocked to buy BBB-rated companies during the economic expansion.
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The latest pay data suggests that workers are still not benefiting much from the longest economic expansion in US history.
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Increasing commodity prices, transportation costs and interest rates are typical conundrums for corporations in latter stages of an economic expansion.
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And the Fed is slowly raising its benchmark interest rate, prompting concerns that higher rates will abbreviate the economic expansion.
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The plan is orderly on paper, but it assumes the continuation of what is already an unusually lengthy economic expansion.
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Fiscal deficits remain high in several other wealthy nations, particularly given how far into an economic expansion those countries are.
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The government projected economic expansion of 24.8 percent in 2017, the fastest since growth of 3.3 percent seen in 2014.
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"So, we've got the metals and the basic materials — two of the core components of an economic expansion," Cramer said.
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If not, then monetary policymakers run the risk of aborting an economic expansion that this still has room to run.
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But it also overstated the strength of an economic expansion that has slowed or stalled for parts of his base.
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Further, the probability of a positive one-year return in U.S. equities in an economic expansion is 87%, Goldman noted.
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We are in the late stage of the third longest economic expansion and second-longest bull market in U.S. history.
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It was the slowest economic expansion since firebrand President Rodrigo Duterte took office nearly a year ago, sending Manila's equities .
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In the current economic expansion, labor's share of the economy has remained depressed relative to the following long historical trend.
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Ten years later do you want to cut rates to extend an economic expansion which is the longest in history?
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Yet there are signs that after six years of tech-driven economic expansion, the Bay Area has hit a plateau.
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President Donald Trump has publicly slammed the Fed's gradual interest rate hikes, saying higher borrowing costs threaten the economic expansion.
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That's not because the economic expansion will necessarily "die of old age" simply for having gone on a long time.
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The reading represented the worst print since the beginning of the economic expansion in March 2010 with a loss of 113,000.
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Thanks to the U.S. economic expansion, corporate tax overhaul and post-financial crisis rules that bolstered safety, banks have been thriving.
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On top of all that, there is the simple fact that the current economic expansion is unprecedentedly long in the tooth.
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The Federal Reserve has played an outsized role in simultaneously securing the longest equity bull market and economic expansion in history.
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Most experts expect the economic expansion to slow down this year due to the drought and sluggish private sector credit growth.
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The Federal Reserve has played an outsized role in simultaneously securing the longest equity bull market and economic expansion in history.
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In just over a month, the U.S. economy will complete 10 years of economic expansion, matching the longest expansion in history.
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The biggest near-term worry is surely that the nine-year-old economic expansion has already lasted longer than most recoveries.
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Although the global financial crisis sent volatility soaring, this summer America's economic expansion, if it continues, will become the longest ever.
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They will fill a multi-trillion dollar economic expansion and will eventually augment or replace existing commercial and national security satellites.
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Distillate markets have been relatively tight in 333 and were expected to tighten further in 2019 assuming the economic expansion continues.
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Private reports released on Wednesday supported the notion that the U.S. economic expansion remains on track despite a weak first quarter.
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All three periods of exceptionally strong gasoline consumption growth were marked by a combination of economic expansion and low fuel prices.
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Low interest rates reduce the costs of borrowing money and fuel economic expansion, but risk spurring inflation and financial market bubbles.
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"Right now, it feels like we're at the beginning of the first truly worldwide economic expansion since the 1990s," he said.
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Ironically this is also occurring at a time when the economic expansion was beginning to show signs of wear and tear.
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Wage growth has been sluggish throughout the economic expansion, only recently breaking 13%, despite low unemployment and a tight labor market.
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In some ways, Germany is therefore a country in which a cyclical recession is overdue following a very long economic expansion.
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"Moreover, the economic expansion is increasingly broad based across sectors as well as across much of the global economy," Yellen said.
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NODX is a closely watched data in the Southeast Asian city state reliant on external trade to power its economic expansion.
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The data reinforced analysts' views that China's economic expansion is starting to moderate after a surprisingly strong start to the year.
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However, we are in a far-from-traditional economic expansion, as we're near the tail end of the post-crisis recovery.
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In general, the improving results mirror the economic expansion that's occurred since the Federal Reserve began conducted the study in 2013.
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PIMCO estimates the chance of a recession in the next 12 months at 30%, the highest of the entire economic expansion.
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But that is not an unexpected development this deep into an economic expansion, when fewer jobless workers remain to be hired.
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Consumer spending, the biggest part of the economy, has been the driving force of the longest economic expansion in U.S. history.
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And we may be nearing the end of the economic expansion that began under President Obama, according to certain economic indicators.
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Still, some fear Washington is moving too late and too slowly to keep the longest economic expansion in US history alive.
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In the post-financial crash economic expansion, a slight miss on jobs growth has been more bullish than bearish for stocks.
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The economic expansion turns 10 years old in a couple of weeks, when people flip their calendars from June to July.
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However, the government reduced its growth target for 2019, saying it is seeking an economic expansion that emphasizes quality over quantity.
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He wouldn't bet much on the economic expansion or the bull market persisting, but he wouldn't bet much against it, either.
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It's a sign of growing confidence in the economic expansion that Donald Trump is about to inherit from President Barack Obama.
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Conversely, if the Fed falls behind and allows inflation grow too quickly that could also put the economic expansion at risk.
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Despite the ostensible - and laudable goal - of economic expansion, I am concerned that too many workers will actually get left behind.
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The economic expansion that started in 1961 would continue until nearly 1970 — the second longest ever, a credit to Martin's stewardship.
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The American people overwhelmingly want energy independence that frees us from foreign producers, and they want economic expansion and job growth.
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" Despite the slowdown in global economic expansion, Rorsted pointed out that the company "saw very strong second-quarter growth in China.
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Labor market strength, which is supporting consumer spending, is driving the longest economic expansion in history, now in its 11th year.
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This wage growth is really a sign that the longest economic expansion on record is benefiting workers across the whole spectrum.
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Cooling job creation is normal in the 2800th year of an economic expansion and a record-breaking streak of job gains.
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He added that it is a possibility that inflationary pressures investors typically see during an economic expansion haven't yet cropped up.
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This year, with volatility now back in the markets and renewed expectations for rising rates and economic expansion, that could change.
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Active strategies have suffered for more than a decade as inexpensive investments have enjoyed a boom in the current economic expansion.
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The Treasury yield has climbed on expectations of a steady U.S. economic expansion, accelerating inflation and concerns about increasing debt supply.
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Yet shadowing these debates is a broader unknown: Just how late are we in the economic-expansion and bull-market cycle?
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Thank the Federal Reserve and its overt willingness to continuing stimulating an economic expansion that&aposs already the longest in history.
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Low volatility readings are generally seen at the end of an economic expansion as confidence, wages and markets rise in unison.
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But it is important to remember that periods of short-term market volatility are the norm, even in an economic expansion.
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The BlackRock analysts said they saw global economic expansion and good demand from China and emerging markets providing support for prices.
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Like Mr. Stack, Mr. Courvalin noted that commodities and energy typically do well in the late stages of an economic expansion.
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And, most crucial of all, whether trade frictions can be the decisive force that ends the economic expansion at its 10th anniversary.
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That was a sign of economic expansion that could mean good things not just for Cintas, but for many other companies, too.
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The economic expansion that followed the Great Recession remains in place and is on track to celebrate its 10th birthday in June.
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The underlying premise of the "Trump rally" has been that the economic expansion will translate into a major turn in revenue growth.
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If Australia is to continue its 25-year run of uninterrupted economic expansion, policymakers know that tourism will have grow even more.
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The decade since the minimum wage last went up also covers what in July will become America's longest economic expansion on record.
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It all started with Powell saying the central bank would act as appropriate to sustain the economic expansion in the United States.
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But dark clouds are gathering over the economic expansion that is now in its ninth year and the second longest on record.
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Clinton's administration was responsible for the greatest economic expansion in a generation, which helped women and their families succeed and get ahead.
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High international demand for Peruvian exports, including textiles, fishmeal and natural gas, contributed to the economic expansion in February, the statement said.
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But Blankfein doesn't sound overly concerned that the economic expansion, already the longest in American history, will come to a sudden end.
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The longevity of the U.S. economic expansion, now in its ninth year and the second longest on record, has come into question.
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Investors piled into gold after the Fed said last week it would "act as appropriate" to keep the current economic expansion going.
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Meanwhile, U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Tuesday reiterated his pledge to "act as appropriate" to keep the economic expansion going.
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Despite the slow advance of overall economic expansion, Lockhart pointed to other signals that it may be time to nudge rates higher.
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The Icahn Enterprises chairman believes it's important to reach a trade resolution with China to sustain the record-long U.S. economic expansion.
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The central bank has forecast an uptick in growth in May and June and expects a 4 percent economic expansion this year.
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The government expects domestic demand to drive an overall economic expansion of 1.7 percent in 2016, on a par with last year.
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The current economic expansion, in place since 5003, has been driven largely by central bank policies characterized by exceptionally low interest rates.
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The property market, accounting for around 15 percent of gross domestic product, contributed handsomely to third quarter economic expansion of 6.7 percent.
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"If so, the committee might then need to tighten policy more rapidly, thereby posing risks to continued economic expansion," the minutes said.
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Yet the "underlying fundamentals supporting the economic expansion are sound," Mester added in prepared remarks to a financial risk conference in Chicago.
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The Fed this year has been raising rates to keep inflation in check during an economic expansion, actions repeatedly criticized by Trump.
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Talking about economic expansion, he said recent droughts were not seen hurting economic growth, which is forecast at 4.5 percent in 2018.
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The current economic expansion is nearly seven years old, making it one of the more longer lived recoveries in the postwar period.
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The debate is heating up because the U.S. economic expansion, entering its 24.9th year, is close to becoming the longest in history.
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The central bank announced its intervention as the sol gained after the government announced a stronger-than-expected economic expansion in 2016.
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States have benefited from continued economic expansion and strong capital markets in recent years, which helped to bring in greater tax revenues.
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And he told Reuters he is not worried that retaliatory tariffs he imposed will ripple through Turkey and hurt Europe's economic expansion.
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Private sector employers added a healthy 200063,000 jobs in July as the labor market maintains solid growth amid a slow economic expansion.
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That could finally happen if economic expansion slows in 2017 and new growth drivers have not picked up the slack, analysts said.
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"In our view, this is the single biggest risk to the economic expansion that is not discussed in the mainstream," Wilson said.
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End of easy money The corporate debt concerns reflect growing worries on Wall Street about the eventual demise of the economic expansion.
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Since the Great Recession ended in 2628, the U.S. has enjoyed the longest period of continuous economic expansion in the nation's history.
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China's leaders are counting on growth in services and consumption to rebalance economic expansion from its heavy reliance on investment and exports.
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The financial crisis is over, the unemployment rate is just 4.4 percent, and the economic expansion is the longest in American history.
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This more than made up for slow economic expansion in its main markets, which account for about 80 percent of group income.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, also sees the potential for more stock market pain as economic expansion in global markets slows.
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Average hourly wage growth has been 2.7 percent over the past year, anemic given the power and length of the economic expansion.
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Multiple experts said during the record-long economic expansion that highly indebted companies would face a major stress test in a downturn.
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States including Texas and California have taken advantage of the decade-long economic expansion to send large sums to high-poverty schools.
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BBB-rated companies, which are one credit downgrade away from junk status, boomed during the economic expansion, thanks to cheap borrowing costs.
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The economy has been running at inflation rates of less than 2% for almost the entirety of the 10-year economic expansion.
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Together, the average over the last few months is something more realistic, given where things stand in the decade-old economic expansion.
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Some journalists have gotten into the habit too, exaggerating the strength of the economic expansion, because it makes for a good story.
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But the Obama presidency also encompassed the longest period of job growth on record as well as steady, if unspectacular, economic expansion.
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But there were red flags to the economic expansion that is now in its ninth year and the second longest on record.
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The group concluded that even after the longest economic expansion on record, from 1991 to 2001, outsourcing was driving campus wages down.
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But unprecedented economic expansion in China has created an environment where upward mobility may now be more attainable in Beijing than Baltimore.
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Why it matters: The labor market is still the standout of the record long economic expansion, although cracks are beginning to show.
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The US is still in its longest uninterrupted economic expansion ever; nobody knows for sure if or when a recession might hit.
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The Fed warned last year that there was no need for a tax cut in the midst of a steady economic expansion.
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The quality of health care in China has not kept pace with the country's economic expansion, reports The Times's Sui-Lee Wee.
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A manufacturing activity index rose only slightly in July from June, and remained below the level that separates economic expansion from contraction.
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Underscoring a persistently disappointing aspect of the years-long economic expansion, average hourly earnings were up 2.5 percent over the past year.
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The last thing the Fed wants to do is snuff out the second-longest economic expansion in American history by being inflexible.
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He bequeaths the incoming president "the longest economic expansion and monthly job creation in history," as my colleague Andrew Ross Sorkin noted.
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However, a tight labor market and a strong U.S. consumer is keeping the economy in the longest economic expansion in U.S. history.
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RPT-FED SAYS JUDGES THAT CURRENT STANCE OF MONETARY POLICY IS APPROPRIATE TO MAINTAIN U.S. ECONOMIC EXPANSION AND INFLATION AND EMPLOYMENT GOALS
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The nation's slow-and-steady economic expansion has continued, with little sign in the latest data that it is flagging or accelerating.
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Among the issues are deceptively low volatility, stretched valuations, an aging economic expansion, tightening Fed policy, falling bond yields and political uncertainty.
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Roubini's fears represent a worst-case scenario of what could bring down the longest economic expansion and bull market in U.S. history.
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That usually means balance-sheet growth that aligns with growth in the amount of cash outstanding and the pace of economic expansion.
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Even though the country posted strong fourth-quarter GDP growth, economic expansion will slow to 1.8% in 2020, Bank of America projected.
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New York (CNN Business)Janet Yellen is concerned the US-China trade war may end the longest economic expansion in American history.
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The global economic expansion and the great earnings picture are what's moving stocks, and I'm not abandoning that as the central thesis.
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The prospect of such instability would concern China because it would call its No. 2628 goal — maintaining its economic expansion — into question.
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The U.S. economic expansion is the second longest in history, and will become the longest if it continues through June next year.
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"Ten years later, do you want to cut rates to extend an economic expansion which is the longest in history?" he asked.
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The report gives the reasons for confidence, describing the steady growth of consumer spending on the foundation of a solid economic expansion.
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The U.S. topped the optimism rankings among Western nations, buoyed by a prolonged period of economic expansion and a strong jobs market.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Investors faced political uncertainty, a China slowdown and an aging U.S. economic expansion even before recent market ructions.
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He led his state during a powerful economic expansion, and he has promised to make climate change the nation's No. 1 priority.
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"It appears the bloom is off the economic expansion rose," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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Fed policy is "appropriately quite accommodative" given the low level of inflation, which poses little threat to a U.S. economic expansion, he said.
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Some analysts now see a more than 50% chance the longest-ever U.S. economic expansion could slip into a recession within 12 months.
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The percentage of small businesses anticipating economic expansion in the next year increased from 29 percent six months ago to 54 percent today.
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Tightening borrowing costs would help choke inflation but also hamper economic expansion and reduce liquidity in stock markets, which could impede stock gains.
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Also helping the dollar was upbeat U.S. economic data, which stoked expectations of an acceleration in U.S. economic expansion in the fourth quarter.
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In 2019, when Britain is expected to quit the European Union, its economic expansion should slow further to 1.2 percent, the commission predicted.
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New York (CNN Business)The economic expansion that was borne out of the ashes of the Great Recession is ancient by historical standards.
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Over the medium term inflation is expected to increase, supported by our monetary policy measures, the ongoing economic expansion and robust wage growth.
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Exports fell more strongly than imports in the second quarter which meant that net trade deducted 13 percentage points from overall economic expansion.
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They argue the Fed's openness to lower borrowing costs would prolong the current economic expansion, which became the longest on record last month.
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By contrast, the Fed has now turned its focus to "sustaining the economic expansion," which Powell has acknowledged several times in recent weeks.
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This month marks the 2500st month of the economic expansion since the financial crisis, the longest run on record going back to 228.
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The Fed on Wednesday left its benchmark interest rate unchanged but said it would act as needed to keep the economic expansion going.
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But it revised down its assessment for the Tokai area for the first time since January 2013, saying its economic expansion was moderating.
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Investors have been looking for signs of trouble — especially after the U.S., the world's largest economy, marked its longest economic expansion in history.
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The economy boomed throughout the 1960s, extending a nearly decade-long economic expansion with an unemployment rate that was even lower than today.
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"We have to acknowledge that we are in the late innings of the economic expansion," said Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com.
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For example Japan has marked its longest economic expansion since the 1980s but wage increases have remained elusive amid long stretches of deflation.
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Strong worldwide distillate consumption reflects the synchronized economic expansion across most advanced and emerging economies and the acceleration in global trade and freight.
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This year, the number of H-2B workers increased only incrementally, reflecting market demand—and undeniably supporting U.S. job growth and economic expansion.
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A negative reading, while slight, would snap Japan's longest period of economic expansion — eight straight quarters of growth - since its 28s bubble economy.
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But robust economic expansion, estimated at 6.0 percent last year, has helped boost investor sentiments, although rising government debt levels have stoked concerns.
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The government expects buoyant domestic demand to drive an overall economic expansion of 1.7 percent in 2016, on a par with last year.
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But traders seemed wary of signals the Fed would consider raising rates by year-end on signs the economic expansion remains on track.
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California — the fifth-largest economy in the world — has added more than 3.13 million jobs since the economic expansion began in February 2010.
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As an outsider, what have you seen, and can you tell us how things could've gone so awry in a tremendous economic expansion?
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Full-year growth same in at 6.9 percent, down from 2014's 7.3 percent, and the slowest pace of economic expansion since 1990.
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To be sure, Guyana's projected economic expansion would be 40 times that of what is expected from the U.S. — the world's largest economy.
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In this kind of "synchronized economic expansion," stocks that are typically considered safe can actually lose investors a lot of money, Cramer said.
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"The latest data remain pretty consistent with the story of the economic expansion continuing at a robust pace," Smets said to the newspaper.
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Since the yield curve inverted, the Fed's three rate cuts have largely been seen as effective ways to keep the economic expansion rolling.
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In this kind of "synchronized economic expansion," stocks that may be seen as risky in other times could gain serious traction, he said.
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The country's economic expansion, fueled by robust consumption and international trade, has been a bright spot in the euro zone in recent years.
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The current market is reminiscent of the 1990s bull, he added, as stocks are benefiting from an extended economic expansion and low inflation.
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Economists and tax experts are overwhelmingly skeptical that the bills in the House and Senate can generate meaningful job growth and economic expansion.
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The recovery, which began in July 2009, turned 10 years old Monday, marking the longest stretch of economic expansion in modern U.S. history.
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If this is just a standard economic expansion that has been slowed by some bad luck, then the central bank's usual rules apply.
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The 2016 Race The economic expansion that has been underway in the United States since 2009 is getting old, and soon will die.
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The long-lasting U.S. economic expansion continued in 2628, demonstrating once again that economies can withstand even massive political upheaval for a while.
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"As long as a trade war can be averted through negotiations … (it will) allow the global economic expansion to continue uninterrupted," Zaccarelli says.
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President Clinton handed his successor, President George W. Bush, a projected $5.6 trillion 113-year budget surplus and eight years of economic expansion.
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He said economic expansion and stronger stock market performance could be undermined if the Republican-controlled Congress fails to enact the tax cuts.
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"When we look around the world, we see a synchronized global economic expansion," said Clem Miller, portfolio manager for Wilmington Trust Investment Advisors.
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Yet the economic expansion is the second-longest in U.S. history, leading many economists to forecast a recession as early as next year.
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That's an unusual jump for a year in which unemployment hit a five-decade low and the economy experienced a significant economic expansion.
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Economists and tax experts are overwhelmingly skeptical that the bills in the House and Senate can generate meaningful job growth and economic expansion.
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Low oil prices, continued job growth and strong consumer spending will likely prolong the U.S. economic expansion well past next year, she said.
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There are fears the manufacturing downturn could spill over into the broader economy and derail the economic expansion now in its 20.1th year.
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Added to the nine years of recovery we have already had, that would imply an economic expansion longer than any in American history.
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Stocks have rallied this month after Federal Reserve officials indicated they were prepared to act if the trade war threatened the economic expansion.
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Such capital spending is crucial to keeping the economic expansion on track, making any broad pause in spending a potential pitfall for growth.
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Mr. Mahathir, the nonagenarian, dominated Malaysian politics as prime minister from 1981 to 2003, guiding the country through rapid modernization and economic expansion.
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Acting Ambassador of Canada to the United States Kirsten Hillman tells Hill TV how leveraging market access to outsiders facilitated its economic expansion.
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At home, she oversaw a plunge in joblessness and an economic expansion that contrasted with misery in much of the rest of Europe.
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"If high-income consumers pull back any further on their spending, it will be a significant threat to the economic expansion," Zandi said.
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"Private consumption has been the main driver of the recent economic expansion, but there is still scope for further growth," the ECB said.
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The figures suggest workers in many countries have not widely benefited from economic expansion, hurting their confidence and keeping them from spending more.
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Fed policymakers also talked about the importance of sustaining the economic expansion, emphasizing the damaging effects of a downturn on lower-income Americans.
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They will also be looking for evidence on the strength of the consumer, which has been a cornerstone of the current economic expansion.
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She said that multiple companies have accelerated their IPO timelines in a bid to go public before the unusually long economic expansion ends.
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That can be justified, bulls argue, because earnings are continuing to accelerate and we are in the midst of a global economic expansion.
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News Analysis Mr. Trump could find himself in 22019 presiding over a record-long economic expansion while defending his fitness to hold office.
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Reversing the decline in inbound travel is essential to sustained economic expansion, including the president's targeted annual GDP growth rate of 3 percent.
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The pervasiveness of budget pressures in these and other states is inconsistent with a mature national economic expansion and signals real credit stress.
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"With minimal policy changes in 2017, and a stronger global economy, the US economic expansion continued, pretty much as expected," he wrote Friday.
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Still, it's just the latest worrying signal suggesting the longest economic expansion in American history may not survive the US-China trade war.
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Over the past four quarters, growth was 2900 percent, close to the pace throughout most of the economic expansion, which started in 220006.
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The efforts of these new workers increase the profits of the firms that hire them, leading to more investment and further economic expansion.
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Summers and his immediate predecessor, Robert Rubin, pushed free trade and financial deregulation, and presided over the economic expansion of the Clinton years.
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Brainard's assessment suggests the Fed's current round of interest-rate hikes could continue longer, and top out higher, without impeding the economic expansion.
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" At this point, the garbage transport gauge "is indeed suggesting that the recovery continues, or that the economic expansion is moving forward from here.
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That discussion underscored the delicate balance between President Tayyip Erdogan's long-standing emphasis on credit-fuelled economic expansion and investors' calls for greater austerity.
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New York (CNN Business)The longest economic expansion in modern American history could come to a screeching halt right before the 693 presidential election.
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The jolt in markets is a reminder that companies face a narrowing window to go public before a nearly decade-long economic expansion ends.
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Gundlach's presentation revealed an investor preparing for the later stages of an economic expansion that has featured both low inflation and skyrocketing stock prices.
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Powell said the U.S. economy was in a "favorable place" and the Fed would "act as appropriate" to keep the economic expansion on track.
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The labor market has been a bastion of consistency throughout the economic expansion, steadily adding jobs despite natural disasters, government shutdowns and political turmoil.
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Once the impact of recent stimulus measures wore off, China's large debt overhang and sluggish productivity growth will pinch economic expansion, Evans-Pritchard said.
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Trump is running on a jobs-and-growth program, touting unemployment rates at multi-decade lows during the longest U.S. economic expansion on record.
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Standard models suggest that a lucky confluence of factors — economic expansion, rising education levels and plummeting fertility — would draw women swiftly into India's economy.
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While many indicators still point to a healthy economy, Fed policymakers are increasingly concerned that the 2.53-year economic expansion could be in danger.
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That discussion underscored the delicate balance between President Tayyip Erdogan's long-standing emphasis on credit-fuelled economic expansion and investors' calls for greater austerity.
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Context: In addition to being the longest economic expansion in U.S. history, a number of reliable recession warning indicators have been flashing in 2019.
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He also said the Fed would act as appropriate to ensure the continuation of the economic expansion, a departure from its normal stated mission.
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However, as Foreign Affairs reports, Brazil is unlikely to accede to President Trump's demands that Brazil aids in steps to block China's economic expansion.
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On December 13th it announced its third interest-rate rise this year, and the fifth during this economic expansion, taking rates to 1.25-13%.
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Policymakers have said credit growth was vital for reviving economic expansion in Asia's third-biggest economy where banks are the major source of funding.
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The big picture: The country is now in recession, having completely reversed an incredible economic expansion that had seen significant growth and plummeting unemployment.
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Monday's news also followed gross domestic product data out last week showing Japan recorded its eighth straight quarter of economic expansion over October-December.
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Masai said price growth remained weak despite Japan's solid economic expansion due to the public's sticky deflationary mindset and corporate efforts to streamline operations.
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For now, the economic expansion that began after the Great Recession that ended in 2009 continues to employ more workers at a healthy clip.
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That historic shift has made stocks look even more attractive than bonds, and raised confidence that the longest economic expansion on record will continue.
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His prescription for tax cuts that are likely to favor the rich and a purge against regulations have Republicans predicting a huge economic expansion.
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"The household sector looks much better positioned today than in 2008 to absorb shocks and continue to contribute to the economic expansion," Dudley said.
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Many economists and investors fear that the prevailing global economic expansion is near an end, after enjoying a run of more than seven years.
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The market is undergoing a classic growth scare and people are worried about forward economic expansion, Morgan Stanley's chief U.S. equity strategist said Wednesday.
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In spite of declines in recent months, Ozyildirim said the economy still remains on track and modest economic expansion will continue through early 2016.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi warned that there had been a "sizable moderation in economic expansion that will extend into the current year."
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Clinton, meanwhile, had a chaotic first 100 days but went on to preside over an economic expansion and left office with high approval ratings.
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The 10-year old economic expansion, the longest in history, is slowing as the stimulus from last year's $1.313 trillion tax cut package fades.
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"We expect the eight-year-old global economic expansion will continue to strengthen and broaden for the remainder of 2017," noted the fund manager.
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Equities built on gains made during the previous session, which arose as investors bet that tax cut would keep the current economic expansion going.
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The treasury yield extended its overnight rise and touched the four-year peak of 3.009 percent, reflecting the durability of the U.S. economic expansion.
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In order to keep the economic expansion intact, the Fed will need to take back some of its recent tightening, which looks increasingly unnecessary.
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Several Democrats asked Powell to consider raising the target inflation rate and delaying interest rate hikes to boost further economic expansion and wage growth.
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If it isn't, we will be placing an obstacle in the way of our own economic expansion while some other nations are removing theirs.
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Tax reform, he said, could conceivably boost productivity growth and thus the rate of economic expansion, but tax cuts are unlikely to do so.
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For now, strong corporate profit growth and a robust economic expansion that is being given additional fiscal stimulus will support further gains in stocks.
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They are focused on expanding exports as the only practical means of achieving President Trump's objectives for economic expansion and reduction of trade deficits.
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In June the BoU held its benchmark rate at 10 percent and projected faster economic expansion for the current fiscal year through July 2010.
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At the same time, domestic demand, also backed by our accommodative monetary policy stance, continues to underpin the economic expansion in the euro area.
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But U.S. fiscal policies like massive deficit spending during a period of economic expansion and rising interest rates are the real culprit, Roubini said.
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The Federal Reserve has shown its willingness to course-correct and enact policies that extend the record economic expansion for as long as possible.
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The lower trend rate of job growth implied by the new number fits the story of a slowdown in the economic expansion over all.
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The current economic expansion is already the third longest since the middle of the 212th century, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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A growing shockAs I wrote last week, the US economy will almost definitely enter recession in 2020 after the longest economic expansion on record.
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The Trump administration's year-long trade war with China, which has sapped business confidence, is threatening to derail the longest economic expansion in history.
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The U.S. yield curve has inverted, stoking fears that the longest economic expansion in history was in danger of being interrupted by a recession.
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The U.S. yield curve has inverted, stoking fears that the longest economic expansion in history was in danger of being interrupted by a recession.
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But so is another, less obvious peril — the mountain of risky debt issued by companies and bought by investors during the recent economic expansion.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 also jumped in the 2010s amid the longest economic expansion in U.S. history.
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He noted that the White House is depending on the continuation of an economic expansion that is already among the longest in American history.
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This consensus is looking for strong growth, with U.S. tax cuts leading the way, though certainly not the exclusive catalyst for global economic expansion.
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The American economy remains in the midst of the longest economic expansion on record and the longest — if not strongest — bull market in stocks.
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While the market chugged along in the longest economic expansion in U.S. history, some stocks did better than others in the 10-year period.
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The trade war's potential to slow America's economic expansion, including its impact on the manufacturing sector, has already prompted concern from Federal Reserve officials.
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First-quarter GDP growth might dip to around 4.9%, but economic expansion would likely rebound to above 5% in the second half, he said.
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Whelan said demand for flexible work space remains plentiful, particularly as companies question how long this decade-plus of "unprecedented economic expansion" can continue.
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We are riding an historic wave of higher earnings and higher earnings revisions on the back of tax cuts and the global economic expansion.
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Forecasters still think the economy will slow next year, but for now, at least, they expect the longest economic expansion on record to continue.
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"There is increasing evidence that contrary to previous cycles industrial production could be the lagging factor of the current positive economic expansion," he added.
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He noted that the current economic expansion, at 116 months, is among the longest in history (second only to Bill Clinton's 120-month expansion).
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He also said he sees no reason why the economic expansion, which will be the longest in history in a few months, won't continue.
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According to Rosenberg, the United States is on the final leg of an economic expansion — a view he's held for a couple of years.
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Mr. Inslee, 68, has led the state during a powerful economic expansion since taking office as governor in 2013, especially in the Seattle area.
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The Federal Open Market Committee, the central bank's rate-setting group, said on Wednesday it "will act as appropriate to sustain" the economic expansion.
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World oil demand has been stimulated by the fall in prices and a synchronized economic expansion in most major consuming countries outside the Middle East.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) this week cuts it global growth forecast, warning that the economic expansion seen in recent years has been losing momentum.
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Construction was the worst-performing sector from January to March and will continue to damage economic expansion during the rest of the year, analysts said.
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Yet so far, the trade disputes have done nothing to knock the nearly 9-year-old economic expansion — the second-longest on record — off track.
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Coming just as the current economic expansion makes history as America's longest ever, it raises the prospect of a long boom running out of steam.
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"We see sustained above-trend economic expansion and a steady earnings outlook supporting cyclicals," Richard Turnill, BlackRock's global chief investment strategist, said in a note.
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Risk appetite has been whetted by a run of solid data from both developing and emerging economies, confirming the economic expansion is firmly on track.
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"There are fears from investors that the Fed will make a policy mistake by tightening too aggressively and prematurely ending the economic expansion," Arone said.
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A global economic expansion is seen buoying both U.S. and European company earnings this year, with both markets enjoying earnings growth in the third quarter.
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The moves coincided with the longest bull market run in Wall Street's history and an economic expansion that is also approaching an all-time mark.
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Powell said the U.S. economy is in a "favorable place" and the Fed will "act as appropriate" to keep the current economic expansion on track.
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Powell said the U.S. economy was in a "favorable place" and the Fed would "act as appropriate" to keep the current economic expansion on track.
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Powell is expected to reiterate the forward guidance he's repeated in the past: That the Fed will "act as appropriate" to sustain the economic expansion.
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While larger cities may be nearing the end of this cycle of economic expansion, smaller cities may still have a bit more room to grow.
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While that might not seem like a lot, it's worth remembering that wages should grow, not shrink, during the longest economic expansion in US history.
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The U.S. jobs market, having long been the bedrock of the nation's economic expansion, is starting to worry economists ahead of next week's payroll data.
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Economists generally agree that a slowdown in the growth of the labor force in the last decade has created a major headwind for economic expansion.
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Gold is breaking out after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said last week it would "act as appropriate" to keep the current economic expansion going.
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The Fed said Wednesday it is ready to keep the current economic expansion going as trade tensions and weaker data dampen the U.S. economic outlook.
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Tange's Yoyogi stadium, he says, was a monument to that period of breakneck economic expansion and "building the same way now would be a disaster".
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Cleveland Federal Reserve President Loretta Mester said on Wednesday that it is appropriate to raise interest rates and that doing so can prolong economic expansion.
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Economic expansion is now challenged by tighter monetary policy in developed nations, weakening financial situations in some developing countries, rising trade tensions and geopolitical challenges.
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Last month, the central bank opened the door to easier monetary policy by stating it will "act as appropriate" to maintain the current economic expansion.
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But investors began to fret that those forces were fading, the long economic expansion would soon end and banks' profitability was therefore at its peak.
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In testimony to a congressional committee, Powell pledged to "act as appropriate" to defend an economic expansion threatened by trade disputes and a global slowdown.
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Fossil fuels have enabled humans to drive remarkable economic expansion in the present using biological productivity from ages past, stored away in coal and oil.
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The dollar's bounce has been underpinned by the Fed's signal that it would hike key lending rates further as U.S. economic expansion remains on track.
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The last time we saw metrics on this order was in 1993-94, a period that was followed by an economic expansion lasting 7 years.
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In recent weeks, Fed policymakers have identified a host of concerns they think could end what is now the longest U.S. economic expansion on record.
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China's economic expansion may be far less than official estimates of 6.8 percent and could be closer to 2.4 percent, according to a new report.
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The usual spring recovery in construction was therefore pulled forward, meaning this could dampen the rate of economic expansion in the second quarter, it added.
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Their comments came after the Fed's latest decision to hold rates steady as it cut the central bank's forecasts for U.S. economic expansion and inflation.
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They are aimed at keeping economic expansion going while ensuring that the huge social changes unleashed by growth do not perpetuate inequalities, or foment unrest.
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Nor would it have allowed the Fed to keep rates low enough to ensure what is now the third longest economic expansion of modern times.
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On an annual basis, Greece's economic expansion accelerated to 2.2 percent in the third quarter from a downwardly revised 1.7 percent in the second quarter.
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The economic expansion and stock market run-up have been going on for a decade, and a case of the jitters seems to be spreading.
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Given those higher growth rates in the first two quarters, Banorte raised its outlook for economic expansion this year from 1.9 percent to 2.1 percent.
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World oil demand has been stimulated by the fall in prices and a synchronised economic expansion in most major consuming countries outside the Middle East.
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Reducing the future of Cuba to mere economic expansion in hopes of enriching both American investors and the Cuban people is nothing but a fantasy.
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It dropped a reference in its policy statement that it would "act as appropriate" to sustain economic expansion - language considered a sign of future cuts.
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An analysis of Tuesday's census reports on household income and poverty shows that middle-class American families are finally benefiting from the country's economic expansion.
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While prolonged easy money policies and economic expansion have bolstered returns from riskier assets, Jensen said they have resulted in lowered current total return prospects.
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Other things being equal, prices are more likely to rise than fall over the next two years, assuming the global economic expansion remains on track.
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The current economic expansion is certain to celebrate its 28503th birthday this June and become the longest expansion in history by the Fourth of July.
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The greenback has since recovered on the Fed's signal that it would hike key lending rates further as the U.S. economic expansion remains on track.
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Growing earnings and a new growth phase of the economic expansion can carry stocks higher still, even if the "peak happiness" point occurred in January.
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According to the most recent government data, there are 70,000 fewer unemployed Iowans now than there were at the onset of the current economic expansion.
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In addition, the Fed's preferred gauge of price pressures has been mired below 2 percent; during an economic expansion, inflation usually begins to tick higher.
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Importantly, the central bank added that it saw fewer clouds on the horizon as the United States entered the eighth year of an economic expansion.
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Instead of worrying about how to revive the economy, the Fed is more and more concerned with keeping the economic expansion from moving too fast.
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"We are in a sustained economic expansion, the fundamentals look pretty darn good and we aren't necessarily at the end of the cycle," she said.
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Here's where we are more than 10 years into this economic expansion: The unemployment rate has been at or under 4% for 16 straight months.
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"The market path in 2019 will depend on investor perception of the longevity of the current economic expansion," Goldman Sachs analysts wrote in a note.
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The current economic expansion also is approaching the end of its ninth year, one of the longest periods of uninterrupted economic growth in American history.
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"Many Americans remain on the edge financially even as this economic expansion is approaching record length and people have become more optimistic," Ms. Smialek writes.
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But why is that still the case after the U.S. has experienced long-running economic expansion with strong gross domestic product growth and low unemployment?
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Now, after eight years of economic expansion, the state has a surplus of $6 billion, and its tax revenues are running well ahead of projections.
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According to the most recent government data, there are 70,000 fewer unemployed Iowans now than there were at the onset of the current economic expansion.
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But Thomas Hayes, managing member at Great Hill Capital LLC in New York, said the Fed's cuts would help extend the decade-long economic expansion.
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Gundlach went on to say he pitied the Federal Reserve, which lowered interest rates three times last year in order to sustain the economic expansion.
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The slowdown in job growth has been blamed on a shortage of workers amid the longest economic expansion on record, now in its 11th year.
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"Despite the ongoing economic expansion, Americans — particularly minority Americans — are still very anxious about their economic security," said Chris Jackson, public poll lead at Ipsos.
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Yet since 2009, when America began its longest economic expansion on record, the company has underperformed the S&P 500 by almost 100 percentage points.
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The central bank on Wednesday lowered interest rates by a quarter percentage point as part of its effort to ensure that the economic expansion continues.
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"Most companies are in wait and see mode," says Sree Ramaswamy, Partner at McKinsey & Company, citing a decade old economic expansion and slowing global growth.
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Or when you see today a long economic expansion and good times rolling but for only a select few people in a select few cities.
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It appears to improperly use the economic expansion that it predicts its policies will produce to both pay for tax cuts and reduce the deficit.
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The strong labor market should help sustain consumer spending and probably keep the longest economic expansion on record, now in its 11th year, on track.
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But if the economic expansion falters, the administration is likely to come under pressure to reconsider the costs and benefits of its aggressive trade policies.
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"You have to remember that when the economic expansion began in June 2009, the labor force participation rate was 65.7, now its 62.9," Chan said.
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He said that could disturb the comparatively steady growth and low economic and market volatility that have characterized the 8-1/2-year economic expansion.
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Even though this is now the longest economic expansion in American history, regulators have recently softened some requirements on big banks, including around living wills.
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We think there's a limit on how much the yield curve can steepen just given that we're in the late stage of the economic expansion.
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The economic expansion is the second longest since World War Two, and Wall Street is only three months away from its longest bull run ever.
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Both were seen as more red flags that the economic expansion, now in its ninth year and the second longest on record, is losing steam.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump in 2018 repeatedly urged the Federal Reserve to stop raising interest rates, warning that its "crazy" policies were jeopardizing the economic expansion.
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Why it matters: Inequality has steadily climbed over the past 5 decades despite the country experiencing the longest period of economic expansion in its history.
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Economists have lamented Nigeria's sluggish growth since it climbed out of recession in 2017, with the population getting poorer as birth rates outpace economic expansion.
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The ECB also underscored the threat to global economic expansion from the trade disputes by trimming the region's growth forecasts for the next two years.
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Looking ahead, underlying inflation is expected to increase over the medium term, supported by our monetary policy measures, the ongoing economic expansion and stronger wage growth.
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"I can tell you that when the bank stocks roar higher and are good investments, then commercial lending and economic expansion aren't far behind," Cramer said.
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Looking ahead, underlying inflation is expected to increase over the medium term, supported by our monetary policy measures, the ongoing economic expansion and rising wage growth.
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China's economic expansion slowed more than expected to the weakest pace since the first quarter of 2009, according to official data released in October this year.
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Analysts expect some softening in economic expansion early this year after a forecast-beating 6.9 percent growth in 2017, the first annual acceleration in seven years.
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Global policymakers are grappling with tepid wage growth and lukewarm inflation despite a surge in jobs and still strong economic expansion, complicating monetary policy decision-making.
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Thursday's data hinted at resilience in the U.S. labor and factory sectors, but investors remained worried that global risks could endanger the modest U.S. economic expansion.
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The U.S. economy is in a "favorable place" and the Federal Reserve will "act as appropriate" to keep the current economic expansion on track, Powell said.
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The reading was the worst since around the time the economic expansion began and the jobs market bottomed in March 2010 with a loss of 113,000.
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Miller enjoyed most of his success in a period marked by solid economic expansion and deregulation in areas such as banking that sparked stock-market booms.
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The Fed wants inflation at 22000%, and weak price gains have become a defining characteristic of what is already the longest U.S. economic expansion on record.
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The governor pointed to the growth of M2 money supply, which has grown at a slower pace this year to more align with China's economic expansion.
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We are now seven years into an economic recovery, the fourth longest economic expansion in history and the Fed has only managed a single rate hike.
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The strong numbers came after May's big disappointment of only 75,000 jobs added, which raised doubts about the sustainability of the longest economic expansion in history.
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Traders are betting the Fed will deliver an insurance rate cut in its July meeting to provide some cushion to the longest economic expansion in history.
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The Fed said at its last meeting that it would "act as appropriate" to maintain the current U.S. economic expansion, which is the longest in history.
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The U.S. economic expansion is the second longest since World War Two, and Wall Street is only three months away from its longest bull run ever.
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A robust U.S. economic expansion that is expected to be supported by additional fiscal stimulus and higher profit growth will boost Wall Street, the poll found.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren explained why he dissented on Friday, saying the sustainability of the economic expansion makes the case for raising interest rates compelling.
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Binky Chadha, Deutsche Bank's chief global strategist, told CNBC PRO that the equity bull market and economic expansion have up to four more years to go.
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"I do continue to expect that further gradual increases in interest rates will best foster a sustained economic expansion," Williams said at the New York Fed.
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The highest marginal rate topped 90 percent during World War II, falling to 70 percent from 1965 to 1981, a period including economic expansion and recession.
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The economic expansion registered so far in 2015 rose to 2.74 percent from the same 11-month period in 2014, near the government's 2.8 percent target.
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Consumers are spending freely and businesses are stepping up their investment in buildings and equipment, boosting growth even as the economic expansion enters its tenth year.
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In the eighth year of an economic expansion, with massive asset price inflation and now rising consumer price inflation, REAL rates should not still be negative.
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Espenilla said the current account deficit reflects the Philippines' solid economic expansion, which has driven higher imports of capital goods, raw materials, and other commodity items.
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But the fairly upbeat report from the Commerce Department on Friday had some red flags for the 10-year-old economic expansion, the longest on record.
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A reading above 50 shows economic expansion, and that number should show an 87th month of growth and a lot of strength in the service sector.
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However, the Washington D.C.-based organization was quick to issue a word of warning about the potential dangers that could coincide with such rapid economic expansion.
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The EU slashed its growth forecasts for the euro zone Thursday, saying global trade tensions are set to weigh on the region and limit economic expansion.
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But for an economic expansion and bull market fueled by low rates, one could argue a move this quick will wreak even more havoc this time.
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The Fed wants inflation at 2%, and weak price gains have become a defining characteristic of what is already the longest U.S. economic expansion on record.
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It was the third cut this year as part of what Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has characterized as a "midcycle adjustment" in a maturing economic expansion.
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But it dropped a reference in its policy statement that it would "act as appropriate" to sustain economic expansion — language considered a sign of future cuts.
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The 10-year Treasury yield extended its overnight rise and touched the four-year peak of 3.009 percent, reflecting the durability of the U.S. economic expansion.
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The IMF cut its projection for global growth for 22019–2019 by 0.2 percentage points of gross domestic product, citing rising risks to worldwide economic expansion.
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Aside from the global economic expansion and the record earnings this expansion is producing, the biggest marginal mover for the stock market has been tax reform.
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Now Republicans are focusing on lackluster economic expansion, citing the 1.1 percent annual growth rate in gross domestic product in the second quarter of this year.
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Volatility, political and economic uncertainty, fears of global trade wars and concern that the economic expansion and bull market may soon roll over have all risen.
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The current economic expansion is the second-longest on record, and if growth continues through this June, it will be the longest business cycle on record.
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More than a decade into a record-long stretch of economic expansion, unemployment is at historically low levels, wages are rising and consumer spending is increasing.
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Some investors were hopeful that Republicans and Democrats could agree on spending to improve infrastructure, which could boost many companies' profits and drive more economic expansion.
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The Fed lowered its policy rate to 1.50%-0.453%, but dropped a previous reference in its statement to "act as appropriate" to sustain the economic expansion.
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The IMF cut its projection for global growth for 2018–2019 by 0.2 percentage points of gross domestic product, citing rising risks to worldwide economic expansion.
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Asked what risks they saw ahead, fund managers voiced concerns about sudden monetary tightening in China or slower economic expansion in the world's second largest economy.
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The Federal Open Market Committee, the central bank's rate-setting group, in its policy statement said it "will act as appropriate to sustain" the economic expansion.
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In line with the upward trend observed since the beginning of 2014, the growth of loans to the private sector continues to support the economic expansion.
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Global market turmoil has compounded the risks to a modest U.S. economic expansion, causing some top Fed officials to reconsider the pace of planned rate increases.
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The president's ability to set the economic narrative is buoyed by an 11-year economic expansion, with rising wages and unemployment at a 50-year low.
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A decade into an economic expansion, lower interest rates might not measurably improve the outlook for corporate profits, the economy or the stock market, they say.
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The federal funds rate is now at 2.25 to 2.5 percent, much lower than it has historically been in the later years of an economic expansion.
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Much other data, related to factors as diverse as housing, borrowing, consumer confidence and manufacturing, hints that the decade-long economic expansion may be in jeopardy.
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The highly contagious virus is seen by financial markets as the catalyst that will derail the longest economic expansion on record, now in its 11th year.
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In the 10th year of both an economic expansion and a great bull market, of course, it's not surprising that warning signals have begun to flash.
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The trade stand-off, which has soured business confidence and tipped both U.S. and global manufacturing into recession, is threatening the longest economic expansion in history.
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Big banks have done nicely nevertheless, borne up by America's long economic expansion and by Mr Trump's broad corporate-tax cut at the end of 2017.
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The American Chemistry Council envisions a regional transportation and storage hub that could create tens of billions of dollars in economic expansion and about 100,1.63 jobs.
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The Fed lowered its policy rate to 1.50%-4943%, but dropped a previous reference in its statement to "act as appropriate" to sustain the economic expansion.
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But it also dropped a reference in its policy statement to acting "as appropriate" to sustain economic expansion - language considered a sign of future rate cuts.
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It's been far less than the runaway market that produced the dot-com bubble of 2000 that helped bring the 1990s economic expansion to an end.
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And while Tuesday's report showed the benefits of what now ranks as the longest economic expansion on record, it also highlighted the limitations of that growth.
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Experts says there has been a shift to more accountability because of worries about the slowing economic expansion, which has been the longest in U.S. history.
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One problem with Mr. Trump's campaign message is that the economic expansion started before the president assumed office, causing many voters to take it for granted.
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The last earnings season was all about raising expectations for earnings on the back of corporate tax cuts, share buybacks, and a synchronous global economic expansion.
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"The economic expansion is increasingly broad-based across sectors as well as across much of the global economy," Fed chair Janet Yellen told Congress on Wednesday.
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Even in a time of economic expansion, dealing with poverty will be the biggest challenge the next HUD secretary faces, conservative and liberal housing experts agree.
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After three straight rate cuts, the US central bank on Wednesday said rates are at "appropriate" levels to keep the longest economic expansion in history humming.
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As the economy reaches its ninth year of economic expansion, stiff headwinds emerging on the horizon will present new challenges for Powell and the Federal Reserve.
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Distillate consumption increased by around 24,229 bpd (2.1%) in 2018, slowing from 800,000 bpd (2.3%) in 2017, but still relatively fast for the current economic expansion.
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Trump administration officials and Republican lawmakers hit the airwaves on Sunday to sell their plan, saying economic expansion from the cuts would make it fiscally responsible.
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Given the slowing pace of economic expansion, authorities have been trying for more than a year to encourage banks to lend more to privately run enterprises.
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DENVER — John Hickenlooper, the two-time Colorado governor and former brewpub owner who has overseen Colorado's remarkable economic expansion, declared his candidacy for president on Monday.
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The 2000 reading still signaled economic expansion at a solid pace, but the skid was worrisome because of a significant drop in new orders within the report.
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These unresolved trade disputes and the below-target inflation "suggest that the FOMC needs to tread carefully in order to help sustain the economic expansion," he said.
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"I still think the business cycle has some legs, but overtightening by central banks and trade wars could hasten the demise of the economic expansion," she said.
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Evidence of robust economic expansion will be weighed by European Central Bank policymakers who will soon begin to debate recalibrating monetary policy after years of extraordinary stimulus.
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He again warned on Thursday that the state, which generates revenue largely through volatile capital gains taxes, is overdue for a correction after years of economic expansion.
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The U.K. posted its first-quarter GDP data on Friday, showing a quarter-on-quarter economic expansion of 0.5%, the country's highest level of growth since 2017.
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After all, higher wages should mean more money for people to buy goods and services, boosting profits for firms making those goods and supporting the economic expansion.
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A raft of weak data, including September retail sales, durable goods orders and manufacturing production, have also cast a shadow on the longest economic expansion on record.
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A survey among German purchasing managers showed last week that private sector growth slowed slightly in January, with weaker activity among services firms limiting overall economic expansion.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell repeated his pledge Friday to keep the economic expansion going while acknowledging that tariffs and other factors are causing growth to slow.
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It has the potential to invest and integrate native Washingtonians into the changes and economic expansion sweeping across the city in a way we have not seen.
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India's two-decade streak of fast economic expansion is often derided as "jobless growth" since the service sector-led model has been capital rather than labor intensive.
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"These market-based signals indicate that the FOMC needs to tread carefully going forward in order to sustain the economic expansion," according to one of the slides.
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The restlessness and outrage of the electorate is driven by the slowest economic expansion since at least World War II and stagnating growth in median household income.
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Continued global economic expansion, albeit at a slower pace than in 2018, should underpin further increases in consumption of mid-distillates such as diesel and jet fuel.
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A recent Wall Street Journal news headline proclaimed: "The Worst Expansion Since World War II." The story noted that this lackluster economic expansion is actually getting weaker.
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"India's fuel demand will rebound in 2018 because of policy initiatives by the government and the country's economic expansion," said Senthil Kumaran, senior oil analyst at FGE.
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Indias two-decade streak of fast economic expansion is often derided as "jobless growth" since the service sector-led model has been capital- rather than labor-intensive.
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Still, the Fed's notice that it will "act as appropriate" to sustain the current economic expansion led investors to consider a July rate cut a near certainty.
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But Obstfeld expected China's economic expansion to slow over the second half of 2017 as Chinese authorities looked to manage rapid credit growth and non-performing loans.
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That approach is heavily reliant on a sustained economic expansion, which faces risks as escalating trade frictions and the aftermath of natural disasters weigh on business sentiment.
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These unresolved trade disputes and the below-target inflation "suggest that the FOMC needs to tread carefully in order to help sustain the economic expansion," Bullard said.
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The euro area has seen five straight years of economic expansion, fueled by massive stimulus by the European Central Bank and an upturn in the global economy.
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And so I think we're in a place where the chance of a recession in 2019 is actually quite small and the economic expansion should probably continue.
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However, as seen in these historical charts, such bouts of uncertainty and uneasiness are not uncommon and do not necessarily forebode an end to an economic expansion.
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" MEDIUM-TERM INFLATION "Over the medium term, underlying inflation is expected to increase, supported by our monetary policy measures, the ongoing economic expansion, and stronger wage growth.
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Home building has become a key driver of economic expansion in Germany as increased job security and record-low borrowing costs are boosting demand for real estate.
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India's two-decade streak of fast economic expansion is often derided as "jobless growth" since the service sector-led model has been capital- rather than labour-intensive.
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Unable to count on a growing market and labor force to power economic expansion, the government has drawn up urgent measures to counter the falling birth rate.
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The central bank did not mention the impacts on growth from a corruption scandal that prompted the government to slash its outlook for this year's economic expansion.
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That left the private sector largely alone to invest in economic expansion and NGOs to provide education, health care and other social services the government wasn't delivering.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates for a third time this year on Wednesday, aiming to sustain an economic expansion that is the longest on record.
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Or, the bonuses may be due to the ongoing economic expansion and labor market tightening, with companies attributing them to the tax cut for public relations purposes.
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The moves have been taken to help nudge along a U.S. economic expansion threatened by slowing global growth and the impact of a U.S.-China trade war.
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As history has shown, when housing activity dries up, it's usually a good indication the economic expansion will face additional headwinds as well, and sooner than later.
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The central bank recently estimated a 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent economic expansion for next year on mining investments and exports as well as expansive monetary policy.
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But spending should not be so high given that we are in the ninth year of an economic expansion, and the unemployment rate is just 2628 percent.
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In a more sane political environment, the decision not to change Fed policy during a fairly strong economic expansion might have been uncontroversial, barely worthy of mention.
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Twenty of 33 economists polled projected the economic expansion would continue until 2020 or beyond, while 11 expected it would end in the second half of 2019.
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David Blitzer, managing director and chairman of the index committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, said consumers were the key driver to the current economic expansion.
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"Economic expansion and the long-bull market in equities should continue in 2019," the investment bank wrote last week, pointing to rising U.S. corporate sales and profits.
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All about what's next in the trade war So if consumers are still expected to keep spending, then what could derail the bull market and economic expansion?
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New York (CNN Business)The longest-running bull market and economic expansion in American history are under siege from a one-two punch that few saw coming.
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The remarkable payroll gains last month were all the more surprising since cooling job creation is to be expected during the 11th year of an economic expansion.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates again this month to offset the drag from the trade impasse on the longest economic expansion in history.
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That sell-off lost steam, in part after reassurances from the Fed this month that it stands ready to act to sustain the decade-long economic expansion.
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Even with unemployment rates plunging — in Japan, for instance, to a remarkable 2.7 percent — wage growth has still been tepid compared with past periods of economic expansion.
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But the decision to hold steady in January, while widely expected, underscored that the Fed still regards the economic expansion as fragile and in need of assistance.
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"There is no law that says it has to stop," Dimon said when asked if the decade-long economic expansion is due to turn into a recession.
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Like other forms of infrastructure built during the post-war period, regional and linguistic expertise helped to lay the groundwork for America's economic expansion and global influence.
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Martin, named the Fed chairman by President Harry S. Truman, was overseeing an economic expansion that had begun two and a half years earlier, in early 21970.
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But as the economic expansion has become more mature and fuel prices have fallen steeply, so traffic, registrations and fuel consumption have all returned to rapid growth.
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Both neoclassical and to a lesser degree Keynesian branches of economic theory would argue that running large deficits during periods of economic expansion have negative side-effects.
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But it also points to one of the big worries about the valuations of all sorts of financial markets in the 11th year of the economic expansion.
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The U.S. central bank cut rates last month after reducing borrowing costs in July for the first time since 2008 to keep the economic expansion on track.
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As an economic expansion peaks, some companies will even resort to poaching workers from rivals, or to offering substantial rewards such as signing bonuses or guaranteed overtime.
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Such a sharp drop in immigrant flows is unusual during times of economic expansion, when jobs are plentiful and people tend to want to stay and work.
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Manufacturing, industrial and retail companies expressed the most concern about the tariffs, which the chamber called a "major threat" to the longest economic expansion in American history.
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Mortgage rates have declined as the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates, twice so far this year, to keep the longest economic expansion in history on track.
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The central banks said interest rates were going to be on hold to ensure the continued economic expansion, but noted the on-going risks from trade tensions.
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The Fed held interest rates steady at its meeting in December, at the time describing the decision as "appropriate" to help prolong the United States' economic expansion.
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More than a decade after the recession, wage growth for the middle class continues to run well behind previous times of economic expansion, like the late 1990s.
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On the contrary, Japan is harnessing two of its assets — one long underutilized and the other a long-standing source of strength — to support continued economic expansion.
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Still, Mexico's economic expansion over the last quarter century is inextricably linked to the US economy, with around 80% of its exports going to the United States.
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The key point is: When you are witnessing an economic expansion with a concurrent rise in earnings, multiples can be, and historically have been, higher than normal.
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The overall retail sector had a big year too, signaling that the decade-long economic expansion in the United States still has some legs left in it.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan told CNBC on Tuesday that the central bank will need to hike three times this year to keep the economic expansion going.
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But those flash crashes occurred during a backdrop of a U.S. economic expansion; the new market hasn't been tested in the throes of a recession, he said.
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The euro area has seen five straight years of economic expansion, fuelled by massive stimulus by the European Central Bank and an upturn in the global economy.
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Policymakers have said the current account deficit reflects the Philippines' solid economic expansion, which has driven higher imports of capital goods, raw materials, and other commodity items.
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"Historically, when wages are growing at about 4 percent year over year, it's often a guidepost that we're nearing the end of an economic expansion," he said.
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The market's failure to climb in lockstep with corporate profit gains makes sense if one considers this to be a mature economic expansion and financial-market cycle.
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She now works for an El Paso non-profit, the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development, that has backed the expansion of charter schools there.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates again on Wednesday to keep the longest economic expansion in history, now in its 11th year, on track.
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"Not only are we in the third-longest economic expansion, but you're presuming we're going to go the next 22019 years without an economic downturn," he said.
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The minutes did not mention that investors also fear that the Fed will make a mistake by raising interest rates too quickly, snuffing out the economic expansion.
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The shutdown "is threatening to derail this economic expansion," Bernard Baumohl, the chief global economist for the Economic Outlook Group, said in a research note on Tuesday.
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But it is still struggling with volatile growth, slow job creation and a big part of the population being left out of the benefits of economic expansion.
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"Confidence remains just below the long-term average and is consistent with a moderately positive pace of economic expansion," said Hann-Ju Ho, a senior economist for Lloyds.
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Investors are pricing in "hype" surrounding higher rates expected this year, along with perceived economic expansion under President Donald Trump's policies, said Todd Colvin, analyst at Ambrosino Brothers.
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While President Donald Trump's economic plan may provide some growth, the real driver of the country's economic expansion is productivity, bond guru Bill Gross told CNBC on Friday.
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Analysts peppered Dimon, 62, and his chief financial officer Tuesday with questions about loans amid concerns that the U.S. is nearing the end of a long economic expansion.
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As a result of its market-oriented reforms, the relaxation of U.S. restrictions, and trade with other countries Cuba today is well positioned for a strong economic expansion.
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Yellen's remarks reinforced recent remarks from other Fed policy-makers who like to see a faster adjustment to rates seen appropriate at this point of the economic expansion.
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New Quinnipiac University numbers reveal a potential flaw in Trump's big argument that Americans would be foolish to hand Democrats the White House amid a historic economic expansion.
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The bigger picture: Well more than 13,000 jobs could disappear if the trade tensions with Mexico and China escalate to the point that they threaten the economic expansion.
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In Pride's opinion, U.S. economic expansion will continue, but the possibility of a recession is not one to shrug off completely in a market that has its fragilities.
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In looking for roadblock that could stop the jobs bandwagon, and potentially the economic expansion, when will those critical people stop showing up in the monthly jobs report?
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"There is no law that says it has to stop," Dimon said when asked if the decade-long economic expansion is not due to turn into a recession.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday it was important to scrutinize whether economic expansion was leading to excessive risk-taking in financial markets.
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Vettas said IOBE's projected economic expansion will result in higher imports, containing the contribution of net exports to gross domestic product with some part of income "leaking" abroad.
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Overall, investors welcomed the fact that while the Fed remains confident in the economic expansion, it signaled a willingness to continue to be gradual in raising interest rates.
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Investors had anxiously awaited Powell's speech on Friday, but his continued pledge to "act as appropriate" to sustain the U.S. economic expansion generated only tepid financial market reaction.
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Economic expansion exceeded expectations in the first half of this year; consumption and exports have been robust, and growth is more evenly spread across the zone's member countries.
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This month marks the 277st month of the economic expansion arising out of the great financial crisis, making it the longest run on record going back to 22006.
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In his first year in office, Donald Trump has turned Keynes on his head, pushing through a massive fiscal stimulus during America's second-longest economic expansion in history.
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A stronger euro reduced imported inflation and slows economic growth by making exports more expensive, a worry for the ECB as it seeks to foster the economic expansion.
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As Japan struggles to reignite growth, Loeb said central bankers around the world, including in Japan, had relied for too long on monetary policy to stimulate economic expansion.
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Rate cuts will be on the small side, but this still strengthens the case for a prolonged U.S. economic expansion, which is positive for the dollar long term.
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Those surveyed had predicted possible modifications in the board's growth expectations, amid slow economic expansion and inflation figures that are moving away from the 3% annual target rate.
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Another government shutdown, or deep spending cuts, or failing to raise the federal debt limit are all major risks for an economic expansion already long in the tooth.
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The Commerce Department announced Friday that the economy grew by 4.1 percent in the second quarter of 2018, making it the fastest economic expansion in almost four years.
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It's about time we've entered this phase since, as BofAML points out, in July this will become the longest economic expansion in U.S. history, running 9-plus years.
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For workers who aren&apost supervisors, wages have actually fallen slightly despite the rush of hiring in an economic expansion on the verge of completing its ninth year.
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Clarke said Exxon was signing gas supply deals with various parties and was keen to strengthen its foothold in India, which needs fuel to power its economic expansion.
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"We think tight monetary conditions and slowing credit growth will continue to weigh on the pace of economic expansion in coming quarters," Evans-Pritchard said in a note.
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Key takeaways: Job growth in 2017 was relatively strong, but still the slowest since 2011, suggesting we may be entering the later stages of the current economic expansion.
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Sales growth of properties in China will tumble this year as a result of slowing economic expansion and developers' high debt levels, Moody's Investors Service said on Wednesday.
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That said, we believe that the transition from a liquidity-driven market to one propelled by growing productivity will sustain the current economic expansion for several more years.
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The government expects private consumption and state spending to drive an overall economic expansion of 1.8 percent this year, which would be the strongest rate in five years.
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"The economic expansion continues to be supported by steady job gains, rising household wealth, favorable consumer sentiment, strong economic growth abroad, and accommodative financial conditions," the report said.
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The Chinese economy grew by 6.9 percent in 2015, according to official data, down from 0.053's 7.3 percent, and the slowest pace of economic expansion since 1990.
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With trade a key driver of global growth, investors were closely watching the latest purchasing manager index (PMI) data, giving a flavour of the strength of economic expansion.
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During a speech marking the first 100 days of his administration, Lopez Obrador conceded that economic expansion remains slow but reiterated his goal of reaching 4 percent growth.
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Despite Republican predictions of doom, there followed the longest U.S. economic expansion on record, the gradual elimination of record budget deficits, and the emergence of record budget surpluses.
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It was the country's sixth straight quarter of economic expansion, the longest stretch of consecutive-quarter growth since January 2005 through June 403, according to data from BOJ.
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Job growth has slowed somewhat recently, but that is in line with economists' expectations, given that the United States' economic expansion is in a record-breaking 11th year.
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The upshot is that as long as the Fed continues to tighten policy at only a gradual pace, the economic expansion can continue for a good deal longer.
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As long as the Fed cautiously pursues the removal of monetary policy accommodation, the U.S. economic expansion, which is currently in its ninth year, is likely to persist.
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"In arguing for a gradual increase in interest rates, I'm not trying to stall the economic expansion," said Williams, who will next vote on rate policy next year.
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PIMCO estimates that the odds of a US recession over the next 12 months have climbed to about 30%, the highest level during the nine-year economic expansion.
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PIMCO estimates that the odds of a US recession over the next 12 months have climbed to about 13%, the highest level during the nine-year economic expansion.
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An Obama appointee, Yellen took over in February 2014 in the midst of an economic expansion that began in early 2009 and is now in its ninth year.
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The discussion over the growth targets underscores the delicate balance between President Tayyip Erdogan's long-standing emphasis on credit-fuelled economic expansion and investors' calls for greater austerity.
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"They fit squarely into the center of that good economic expansion, good singular individualized opportunities to take out costs, do other things, grow their own business," Harris said.
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The BOJ has already achieved what the public wanted most by prolonging Japan's economic expansion, bringing the jobless rate to record lows and pushing up wages, Momma said.
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"We're at a point where the economic expansion has plenty of room to run," William C. Dudley, president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, said on Wednesday.
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"Given the current pace of economic expansion I'm confident that in the medium term euro area inflation will return to below but close to 2 percent", Knot said.
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India's robust economic expansion also is expected to hold steady at 7.6 percent, while Brazil and Russia are projected to remain in deeper recessions than forecast in January.
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In a testimony to a congressional committee on Wednesday, Powell pledged to "act as appropriate" to defend an economic expansion threatened by trade disputes and a global slowdown.
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By some measures, the current economic recovery has been the weakest in decades, and some economists wonder if easier monetary policy could deliver a more robust economic expansion.
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Japan's economy is quietly plodding ahead, on track for its longest post-war economic expansion after an initial burst from the launch of "Abenomics" nearly five years ago.
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Job creation was surprisingly strong for this late in an economic expansion; wages are finally rising, although still far more slowly than they were before the Great Recession.
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At the end of 2018 the unemployment rate had fallen to 3.9% and has since declined further in what is now the longest U.S. economic expansion in history.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell reiterated last week that the U.S. central bank would continue to act "as appropriate" to keep the longest economic expansion in history on track.
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Still, the Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates again next Wednesday to blunt some of the hit from the trade war on the longest economic expansion.
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Many economists and international-relations experts assume that Mr. Trump's tariffs could play out much the same way, isolating the United States while imperiling a global economic expansion.
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In the United States, the Federal Reserve has cited uncertainty surrounding trade policy as a threat to the economic expansion and a reason it may cut interest rates.
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The Fed itself has been the problem, he said, by raising interest rates too aggressively in this economic expansion even when the labor market has room to grow.
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And the post-recession economy that followed was closer to the Roaring '20s than the Depression '30s, marked by the longest running economic expansion in the nation's history.
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Budget watchdogs say that as a rule, despite the nation being in the midst of its second-longest period of economic expansion, state governments are wise to save.
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WASHINGTON — Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, said on Wednesday that the country's economic expansion had broadened and strengthened, and that she expected the growth to continue.
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With the virus out of sight and mostly out of mind, the Dow stands just shy of 30,000 points, driven by the longest US economic expansion in history.
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The Federal Statistics Office said exports fell more strongly than imports from April to June which meant that net trade deducted 0.5 percentage points from overall economic expansion.
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The economic expansion, now in its 71.73th year, is under threat from the Trump administration's year-long trade war with China, which has undercut business investment and manufacturing.
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"Business leaders, such as Goldman Sachs, should continue to try and bring foreign investment and economic expansion into the country," said Representative Robert Pittenger, Republican of North Carolina.
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Another sign of weakness is that eight years into an economic expansion, the share of employed workers ages 25 to 54 is less than before the Great Recession.
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"The nation's record-long economic expansion is continuing, and consumers remain the drivers of that expansion," National Retail Federation President and CEO Matthew Shay said in a statement.
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The country is in the eighth year of an economic expansion — rather than emerging from a just-ended recession — and now faces a Federal Reserve hiking interest rates.
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The move to begin making loans to small businesses in the latter stages of a decade-long U.S. economic expansion may increase the risks Goldman is taking on.
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"There is little evidence that low interest rates have led to generalized increases in household indebtedness, supporting the view that the overall economic expansion is sustainable," it added.
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The Labor Department's closely watched monthly employment report on Friday, however, contained reminders that the risks to the longest economic expansion on record remained tilted to the downside.
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The global economic expansion and trade upturn are expected to continue boosting demand even further in 2018/19 unless there is a major macroeconomic, financial or trade shock.
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"The weakening in economic data points to a sizeable reduction in the pace of economic expansion that will extend into the current year," ECB President Draghi told reporters.
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Following a stronger-than-average economic expansion at the start of the year, GDP growth moderated to an annualized rate of around 2% as the year went on.
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"Consumers foresee the current economic expansion continuing well into the second half of this year," Lynn Franco, The Conference Board's director of economic indicators, said in a statement.
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"Consumer spending is the backbone of the current economic expansion but the fly in the ointment is uncertainty regarding tariffs," said Jack Kleinhenz, chief economist at the NRF.
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Business investment as a percentage of GDP during the late 80s economic expansion averaged 12.8 percent while business investment during the most recent recovery has averaged 12.3 percent.
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"There's no major change to the BOJ's baseline scenario of a moderate economic expansion," the source said on condition of anonymity, a view echoed by two other sources.
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"A majority of local governments have used the broad economic expansion of the past decade to strengthen their finances," Nicole Serrano, a Moody's analyst, said in a statement.
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While demand in the U.S. — the world's largest aviation market — has held up, weakness on international routes and a slowing economic expansion has weighed on the overall numbers.
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The latest growth stretch has already lasted 96 months, and if the poll predictions come true it would mark the longest economic expansion in more than 150 years.
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The problem now is the economic expansion is long in the tooth and the pent-up demand from the years immediately after the recession has likely been filled.
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To offset lost revenue, the Trump administration plans to forecast a flood of new tax revenue in coming years, based on aggressive assumptions of tax-fueled economic expansion.
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With business investment continuing to falter and manufacturing struggling, solid consumer spending necessary to keep the longest economic expansion on record, now in its 20.3th year, on track.
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With business investment continuing to falter and manufacturing depressed, consumer spending had helped to keep the longest economic expansion on record, now in its 11th year, on track.
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On Friday, investors looked past data showing a robust pace of hiring in February, underscoring fears of a potential end to the longest U.S. economic expansion on record.
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Mr. de Blasio cautioned that the long economic expansion may be coming to an end, citing a possible trade war and the risk of another federal government shutdown.
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"The economic expansion is increasingly broad based across sectors as well as across much of the global economy," Yellen said in prepared remarks delivered to the Joint Economic Committee.
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Average yields on money funds were resilient even as U.S. bond yields have fallen on bets that Fed would lower key lending rates to preserve the current economic expansion.
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"There is a certain conflict of interest because neither Baghdad nor Ankara are happy about Russia's economic expansion in Iraqi Kurdistan ... that's why Russia is acting carefully," he said.
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Concern about when a near-historic U.S. economic expansion might end could actually hasten the arrival of the next recession, according to J.P. Morgan Chase Co-President Gordon Smith.
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Trump's comments came after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the U.S. central bank will "act as appropriate" to keep the economic expansion on track, but noted rising risks.
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Many economists expect the tight labor market to continue for an economic expansion which is ten years old and within a few months could become the longest in history.
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Given that Australia economic expansion of 2-0.93% is expected this year, 4.7% growth in JB Hi-Fi sales is seen as an outperformance, McCarthy of CMC Markets said.
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The result was an economic expansion that is only a few weeks short of setting a record for duration, but also one that featured, until recently, mostly subpar growth.
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Trumps comments came after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the U.S. central bank will "act as appropriate" to keep the economic expansion on track, but noted rising risks.
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Landing the $119,110-a-year position was the latest step in a rapid career ascent made possible in part by America's record-long economic expansion and low unemployment rate.
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Earlier in the day, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said policymakers are watching trade and other developments, and are committed to do what's necessary to keep the economic expansion going.
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Saying it "will act as appropriate to sustain" economic expansion, the central bank signaled rate cuts of as much as half a percentage point over the remainder of 24.5.
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The Fed hinted at its monetary policy meeting it could cut rates as soon as July, stating it prepared to "act as appropriate" to sustain the current economic expansion.
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The central bank dropped the word "patient " from its policy statement, nodding to worries over slower economic growth, adding it will "act as appropriate" to sustain the economic expansion.
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For example, the level of those enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — food stamps — has remained elevated even with an economic expansion that is nearly 7 ½ years old.
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A synchronised global economic expansion and strong growth in oil consumption and heavy refinery runs should continue to reduce global oil inventories and push oil prices higher in 2018.
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The Fed opened the door for lower rates last month after saying it will "act as appropriate" to maintain the current U.S. economic expansion, which is the longest ever.
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Herrero is also the executive director of #CubaNow, a political organization advocating for growth and economic expansion in Cuba and forging relationships for the country in the United States.
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The rise in the number of Chinese people in Africa is striking Across Africa, state-owned companies like CHEC are opening up new frontiers in China's global economic expansion.
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But investors' addiction to central bank largesse has many believing that the end of a decade-long bull run — and the longest economic expansion on record — will be postponed.
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On an annual basis, Greece's economic expansion decelerated to 1.8 percent in the second quarter from an upwardly revised 2.5 percent in the first three months of the year.
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The survey of 20203 analysts showed economic expansion predictions remained at 22020 percent for this year, below the government's 25 percent goal, and at 25.25 percent for next year.
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In its policy statement, the Fed cited low unemployment, growth in business investment, and an economic expansion that has been moderate but durable this year as justifying it's decision.
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But the quarterly growth rate halved to 0.2 percent in the third quarter as a drop in exports to major trading partners put the brakes on overall economic expansion.
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Most traders believe 2017 growth forecasts of a 1.4 percent economic expansion are easily achievable, raising the prospect for an upside surprise that would underpin the stock market rally.
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In addition, "another year of economic expansion and the low national unemployment rates did little to narrow the persistent economic disparities by race, education, and geography," the Fed reported.
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Saying it "will act as appropriate to sustain" economic expansion, the central bank signaled rate cuts of as much as half a percentage point over the remainder of 25.0.
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An upswing in home sales should support the U.S. economic expansion and the view the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates by the end of the year, analysts said.
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That was better than the 175,000 Dow Jones estimate and comes after a dismal February that had economists wondering whether the decade-old economic expansion was nearing an end.
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Activism also directs reporters' attention to research that suggests that there's more room for economic expansion — and why the risks of undershooting growth targets outweighs the risks of overshooting.
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With Yellen unlikely to be reappointed, many traders have generally been hoping for someone like Yellen who won't raise interest rates too fast to keep the economic expansion going.
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At just under 10 years, the current economic expansion is already old by historical standards, but it may get extended even further, thanks to tax cuts and government spending.
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But a weakening housing market and tightening financial market conditions are casting a shadow on the economic expansion that is in its ninth year, the second longest on record.
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Ferré was among the founders of the PNP and an early proponent of statehood who as governor in the 1960s and '85033s oversaw a period of massive economic expansion.
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Outgoing Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Wednesday that the economic expansion was increasingly broad-based across much of the globe and will warrant continued interest rate increases.
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Donald Trump's tax reform proposal -- like every time Republicans offer tax cuts as the proposed catalyst to fuel economic expansion -- should make us roll our eyes in disbelief. Why?
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Powell predicted the consumer-led U.S. economic expansion would bounce back after sluggish winter sales and consumer caution triggered during the 35-day partial government shutdown (The Associated Press).
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Certainly, the strong economic expansion during the Trump administration has had a positive impact on the investments of all Americans – whether direct or via their 260Ks, IRAs, pensions, etc.
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When the government consistently runs deficits in excess of 4 percent of GDP during the height of an economic expansion, policymakers are pretty much begging for a fiscal crisis.
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Household spending has become the main source of economic expansion in Germany as consumers benefit from record-high employment, increased job security, rising real wages and low borrowing costs.
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"The monthly employment report delivered a number of surprises, many of them running contra to historic performances during the late stages of an economic expansion," said BNY Mellon analysts.
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