credit crunch造句

Then came the credit crunch.

THE global credit crunch was universally painful.

The credit crunch stopped all that.

However, she warned that the credit crunch still existed.

How much will the credit crunch hurt the world economy?

But the credit crunch is not anywhere near over.

During the credit crunch he ramped up public spending.

In this light, the credit crunch seems like old news.

And if you think the credit crunch is bad, then just wait for the impending 'climate crunch'.

What became known, with irresistible alliteration, as the credit crunch had begun. A year on, the crunch continues.

The credit crunch, though, put most of those firms out of business.

There is absolutely no credit crunch on the main streets of small businesses.

Even so, the credit crunch points the way for the next regulatory push.

With the credit crunch, student loan programs are tightening up or disappearing entirely.

"They've put the credit crunch behind them," he said. "the key driver has been urbanization."

“Overall what you see right now is not a credit crunch, ” says Carola Schuler of Moody’s, a rating agency.

Firstly, we need to ease the problems of cash shortage and credit crunch to maintain a stable banking system.

The lesson of the credit crunch is that pinning the blame on any one participant may be fruitless.

Some of the newer houses were built just as the credit crunch began to bite, and voters are anxious.

So far Europe's economies have proved surprisingly resilient in the face of the credit crunch and an American recession.

While all eyes are on the credit crunch, less is being talked about the "eco-crunch" whose real-world losses - of habitats, water systems, species, soils - can't be bailed out.

Until the private sector debt is restructured, the credit crunch will continue and that will delay the date of recovery of many of these economies.

The MSCI emerging markets index has risen by nearly 40% so far this year, a remarkable achievement given the credit crunch and geopolitical worries.

The central bank has said it is likely to incorporate some of the emergency measures from the credit crunch into its rules for everyday bank lending.

Thanks in large part to government programs that insure them, deposits have been a rare bright spot during the credit crunch.

In the run-up to the credit crunch, there was some appallingly stupid and greedy behaviour by bankers in Britain and elsewhere.

China is one of the few countries in the world where credit has accelerated since the start of the global credit crunch-though some of the lending is of the state-directed sort.

The credit crunch really kicked off on 9 August 2007, when the French bank BNP Paribas suspended three of its investment funds that had been dabbling in us sub-prime mortgages.

As China 's credit crunch takes a turn for the worse, the question of why the central bank has permitted market conditions to deteriorate so suddenly and so sharply looms ever larger.

Britain was everything a country should not be in a credit crunch: debt-ridden, reliant on foreign savings, chock-full of Banks and estate agents, and short of firms that made tangible stuff.

In biological science, a lack of diversity in a population equals a lack of robustness - and this has fuelled calls to break up the big Banks following the credit crunch.

Up north in the tar sands, many projects are being postponed, as the credit crunch adds to the woes caused by low oil prices and high Labour and material costs.