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When the German government set up a bail-out fund to stabilise the country's banking system, he said he would be "ashamed" to use it.

But it is a guide to how much default rates may worsen even if the economy stays strong and house prices stabilise.

The bank has pumped billions of dollar into the financial system to stabilise the economy since the massive earthquake.

The company told investors that it had moved quickly to stabilise AIA by putting retention packages in place for senior individuals.

How much can markets be relied upon to stabilise themselves and how much help do they need from governments and regulators?

January estimate, Mr Bernanke blamed rising energy costs which, he said, should stabilise or fall in the near future.

In January and February consumer spending suddenly appeared to stabilise, with retail sales up in both months.

It must stabilise house prices at a new, lower level and must not get into the game of trying to maintain ever- rising property values.

In an effort to diversify and stabilise their revenue, some drugmakers are beginning to sell ancillary services tied to their wares.

It said the rises were needed "to reasonably control money and credit expansion and stabilise inflationary expectations" .

This downturn will not be over until share prices of financial stocks stabilise, and thus far there is no sign of that occurring.

To do this will require the kind of decisive interventions recently made to stabilise the financial system.

They said it was a second-best solution that failed to stabilise the euro and restore the trust of the financial markets.

Some still argue that the only way to stabilise the euro in the long term, is to move towards a "fiscal federalism" modelled on the US.

In the first leg of his treble, Mr Adelson poured in $1bn of his own cash to stabilise the company's finances.

I conjectured over a year ago on these pages that the crisis will end when home prices in the US stabilise.

The big question, of course, is whether that will keep bank finances shored up long enough for markets to stabilise.

The White House meeting today was to discuss further measures to stimulate the economy, stabilise the financial sector and create jobs.

"You could stabilise the markets by including more women and older men who would be less susceptible to the testosterone feedback loop. "

However, Lu Jinyong at the Foreign Economic and Trade University in Beijing, says Danone should be able to stabilise the business.

Germany has helped to stabilise the Balkans and is the only non-permanent member of the Security Council working on Iran's nuclear threat.

In ordinary times it makes sense to leave the central banks to stabilise the economy while governments repair their finances.

Good times were not used to stabilise budgets. Macroeconomic imbalances were allowed to accumulate.

We do see the Fed action post the Bear Sterns fall out as being significant in trying to stabilise the financial system.

A leaked document appears to outline how the United Nations plans to help stabilise Libya in the coming months.

His policy over the next 30 years or so was to stabilise the economy, which also indirectly stabilises the region.

Regulators are aware of these loopholes but they want growth to stabilise and so do not appear to be in any rush to close them.

If it is, then the EFSF or even the ECB may buy as many bonds as it takes to stabilise market interest rates.

After all, the tech industry has been a big beneficiary of the Obama administration's efforts to stabilise the economy.

Much will depend on how the rating agencies judge the latest efforts by the prime minister, Brian Cowen, to stabilise the public finances.

The market, unable to deal promptly with the surge in foreclosures, has failed to find its floor and stabilise.

Our baseline scenario is for the dollar to stabilise in 2008 before beginning to appreciate.

That represents half of the total reduction needed to stabilise the debt to gross domestic product ratio.

Studies of Earth's past suggest that the total biomass will soon stabilise - or more likely start to decline.

That is a substantial level and , with proper regulatory supervision, more than enough to stabilise the banking system .

A sharp pick-up in interest is anticipated once markets stabilise.

Ring-fencing is worth a try, but in a crisis its neat boundaries may be ditched to stabilise the system.

So they will sell as prices rise to keep their holdings below that limit, which tends to stabilise prices.

The British Prime Minister David Cameron says Britain and Germany agree on the need for decisive action to stabilise the euro zone.

The bigger worry is that this week's pyrotechnics will incinerate wider efforts to stabilise a region full of dangerous rivalries.

Opec hopes that the supply cuts agreed last week will stabilise the oil market, but has already said more reductions could be considered.

Once markets stabilise, Wall Street will start to wonder if it is better or worse off without its standalone investment banks.

Secondly, it suggests that there is no feedback mechanism that will stabilise a warming world against runaway climate change.

Such institutions can take the long view, stabilise markets and raise returns for investors.

The low volatility observed in the markets for currencies, bonds and shares suggests that hedge funds have helped to stabilise the system.

The timing of such sales can be designed to stabilise the next boom.

Even if house prices stabilise soon, non-mortgage credit will go on deteriorating as the economy shrinks.

KPMG said it did not expect rates to stabilise, in spite of the slowing pace of the reductions.

That should help stabilise commodity prices, particularly if, as many hope, demand from China holds up courtesy of its government stimulus.

The rate rise would "help to adjust and stabilise inflation expectations" , the central bank said in a statement.

We believe that a small group Fa study being able to stabilise and persist long term, is the foundation of us forming one body.

I therefore believe that it is now necessary and desirable for property prices to stabilise.

Most disturbing, many young Somalis are becoming increasingly radicalised, leaving little hope that the political situation will stabilise.

Snapping up some of this paper would boost its balance sheet while helping to stabilise European bond markets.

To stabilise the price of the medicinal root, the NDRC vowed to put an end to hoarding.

The first concern must be to reshape financial regulation to stabilise the system.

But in spite of the hangover from the recession, residential prices have begun to stabilise as the economic outlook has improved.

In response, premier Wen Jiabao promised last month to stabilise the renminbi's exchange rate as a buffer against external uncertainties.

First of these was the need to stabilise the financial system.

Correspondents say his detention is likely to complicate ongoing efforts to stabilise the finances of struggling euro zone member states.

Steel price began to stabilise and we believe that the worst time for steel producer will be over soon.

"Lower interest rates are more likely to stabilise market activity rather than re-ignite it, " Earley said.

Mr Kuchma, who was elected in 1994, at least managed to stabilise the economy.

It would also automatically stabilise the banks, since it is fears of sovereign defaults that are driving worries over banking insolvency.

Despite taking a number of actions to stabilise markets and institutions, uncertainty continues and markets remain stressed.

He said that if prices stabilise "then I think we will skirt the worst of the housing problem. "

He needed authority to spend $700bn in whatever way he saw fit, buying different financial assets to stabilise the system.

Hank Paulson, Treasury secretary, told Congress that the Fed's decision to cut interest rates "helped to stabilise financial markets" .

The proposed IMF package represents a significant breakthrough for Iceland in its attempts to stabilise its economy.

Shanghai China international analysts see Thunder, said Zheng cotton short-term difficult to stabilise, empty form can continue to hold.

To avoid a Japan-style bust China must stabilise property prices, while meeting the public's demand for affordable housing.

This action helped stabilise the system, but has not prevented the economy shrinking or the unemployment rate hitting a 26-year high.

The U. S. President promises a new plan to stabilise Iraq, yet Baghdad sees the worst violence in years.

It will end eventually when home prices stabilise and with them the value of equity in homes supporting troubled mortgage securities.

Enlargement of the EU and NATO has helped stabilise Europe's borderlands, with mostly European troops and police these days in the Balkans.

Partially-threaded screws can theoretically stabilise coronal fracture fragments.

Its main aim was to keep mortgage interest low which would, in turn, stabilise the US housing market.

One can argue that it helped stabilise the financial system, and thus the transmission mechanism of monetary policy.

"It may perversely help stabilise, or even lift, China's sagging domestic real estate and equity markets, " Mr Kurtz said.

The latest, released on July 29th, indicates that activity has begun to stabilise, albeit at a low level.

The property of proteins to stabilise emulsions supposedly is connected with the formation of middle phases of lamellar structure.

He contended that governments were "firing as many bullets" as they could to stimulate economic growth and stabilise the credit markets.

They note that the credit turmoil has hit existing providers, premiums are high, and regulators are keen to stabilise the market.

The idea was to reduce overall benefits and stabilise the system for 100 years.

Efforts to stabilise Afghanistan were hampered by a disputed presidential election.

If the energy ministers want to stabilise the market they should begin by commissioning a detailed, independent analysis of what went wrong.

Further, the method remarkably helps to stabilise the electrical properties of the components.

But the pools of contaminated water within the nuclear plant are hampering efforts to stabilise the reactors.

The government ought to take the GSEs out of limbo and use them more actively to stabilise the housing market.

Island composite wire market stabilise, currently jet weaving suede and started, thus Island composite wire also will boost sales.

Do all this and the economy will stabilise next year.

By making some necessarily bold assumptions, The Economist has produced a forecast of where Ireland's debt might stabilise (see table).

The Swiss authorities have already taken action to try to stabilise the country's banking sector and in particular UBS.

PTA in the context of its downstream support while weakening, difficult to stabilise stopped falling.

Higher inflation could help bring down real home prices while allowing nominal home prices to stabilise, and reduce real debt burdens.

"The very fact that Foxconn needs to raise wages by 70% to stabilise its workforce, shows how low paid the workers were there, " he says.

Plenty more, he says, is poised to follow, if and when Europe's policymakers manage to stabilise Europe's financial system.

Divisions among Europe's leaders, and their inability to stabilise the euro, have damaged the EU's reputation on other continents.

Policymakers must stabilise the eurozone banks, permit Greece to default, and remove market fears of other defaults.

Earlier this month, HUD said it would provide $2 billion in stimulus funds to stabilise neighbourhoods hit by foreclosure.

if necessary, to stabilise prices it can release stocks from its strategic reserves of both frozen pork and live pigs.

But I am not arguing that the government should pick winners and losers: only that it should stabilise a broad basket of stocks.

To the extent that the collapse of markets is self-feeding, such actions should also stabilise the economy.

The board's unanimous belief that consumer prices will stabilise or rise soon makes a change of monetary policy in the near future likely.

"The ties with Nippon Steel will stabilise the purchasing process of iron ore. " POSCO said in a statement.

So even granted the will-power to stabilise the economy, privatise state property and liberalise markets, would it work?

Overall, this fixation device was found to adequately stabilise the syndesmosis during healing.

According to the most up-to-date science, we have to stabilise CO2 emissions by 2015 and then start to reduce them.

and second, that the emergency action to stabilise the financial system will undermine efforts to build a safer system.

Everybody knows that the Fed's job is to stabilise the economy and prevent deflation.

The chances of a bold enough plan will shrink if markets stabilise.

The Americans are caught between two conflicting desires: to stabilise Afghanistan and to destabilize its western neighbour.

The aim is to have "release convergence" : everything is done in order to stabilise the code before milestone delivery.

Many bankers believe securities backed by US mortgages will only stabilise once US house prices stop falling.

Additional surgery will take place on Thursday to stabilise fractures to Kubica's right shoulder and right foot.

Intervention may be permissible to stabilise the currency.

"We will take many different measures to stabilise prices, " a report on the central government website quoted Mr Wen as saying.

This will add another twist to the misery, forcing capital values down further even if yields do stabilise.

For now, the priority must be simply to stabilise the economy, before the bubble expands.

It is a risky endeavour which, done badly, will make a mockery of the Western effort to stabilise and modernise the place.

If future ping an of China finished bad factors released, weight unit to stabilise the market will really stopped falling.

I still think as energy prices stabilise and job growth remains intact, consumption and growth will pick up.

Indian Oil Corp (IOC) has yet to stabilise operations at its new Panipat cracker complex and polymer plants.

Inflation, meanwhile, could slow if commodity prices stabilise.

Mikael's right shoulder required surgery to stabilise the joint, " said a United spokesman. "

This heightened economic uncertainty makes it very difficult to stabilise the financial sector.

With the economy stabilising, receipts should also stabilise soon.

It started to stabilise about three to four months ago but business is not yet back to [pre-crisis] levels for most companies, Ms Chi says.

Island composite wire quotes remain stable, prices continue to stabilise.

So the case for taking some action at some time to stabilise the public finances is strong.

Whether the agreement does anything to stabilise the euro is moot.

In 2013 growth should stabilise, as investment resumes, and the biggest driver of growth may be the consumer.

It utilises controlled impaction during weight-bearing to stabilise the fracture and facilitate healing.

If these two measures are implemented, the global economy will stabilise quickly.

Polyester and nylon composite wire market in the near future is expected to stabilise.

This week the European Central Bank took further steps to stabilise the secondary market.

Meanwhile surpluses are expected to stabilise (see chart).

Next, outsiders must help stabilise a currency whose annual inflation rate may have surpassed 40m%; not an easy task.

Mr Greenspan says this "insolvency crisis" will end only when home prices in the US begin to stabilise.

His comments underlined the ECB's confidence that emergency measures to stabilise Europe's 11-year-old monetary union are working.

He is also keen to "level the playing field" by helping smaller banks, which were largely overlooked during efforts to stabilise the giants.

It included new powers for the Federal Reserve that formalise its attempt at policies to stabilise the markets.

The reconstruction of iraq will help stabilise the Middle EAST, and that will lead to peace and stability in the world.

Although under the Kyoto treaty China is not obliged to take on reduction targets, Beijing does aim to stabilise emissions by 2020.

We urge Europe's leaders to recognise this case, both to stabilise the euro and deliver a New Deal for Europe.

"Our objective was to stabilise market share and now we want to grow with the market, " says Mr Vahland.

As populations stabilise in the industrial world, almost all growth in the near future is expected to take place in developing countries.

Finance ministers meet in Brussels tomorrow to try to agree on how to stabilise the 16-nation eurozone and reform its economic governance.

On November 17th the State Council, China's cabinet, promised "forceful measures" to stabilise prices.

Now the EU needs to stabilise its eastern neighbours not only for their own sake, but to fend off Russia and diversify away from its energy.

Second, it contributed to a fiscal surplus, helping the government stabilise the economy.

"We welcome the US debt deal and hopefully this will stabilise markets, " Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano said.

But for now, even the most bullish executives are hoping only for prices to stabilise.

Rumours could help stabilise markets, however.

When regulators stepped in to stabilise the situation they did so to protect the financial system.

To stabilise the global economy and improve its own prospects of steady growth, the US needs to export more and import less.

Perhaps the latest effort of eurozone leaders will stabilise the euro.

Critics say her approach to the crisis has been "too little, too late" to stabilise the markets.

China's central bank buys dollars to stabilise its currency, the renminbi.

The Gulf states should help stabilise Egypt with money and soothing words.

So if food prices stabilise, headline inflation will fall later this year.

Second , stabilise bank capital and funding .

It expects its share to stabilise at around 18. 5%, only one percentage point below its figure for this year.

Ireland and Greece are in deep recession. The austerity needed to stabilise their public finances will make it hard for them to climb out.

That would stabilise the US debt to GDP ratio to about 65 per cent and resolve the deficit overhang.

Releasing liquidity to stabilise the economy is a short-term solution.

And they cheerfully insist that the town can survive the wider damage, as long as prices stabilise or rise.

If Congress does not want to be forced to rescue US banks in 2009, it must stabilise the housing market in 2008.

Taking a protein supplement may help stabilise blood sugars and even out any mood swings.

So how could a fiscal union stabilise the financial sector?

If so, the trade surplus should stabilise in coming months.

To some extent, government budgets in rich countries stabilise the economy automatically in booms and busts.

The eurozone's leaders must act fast to stabilise the crisis.

Looking forward, we see just how hard it will be to stabilise property prices and the prices of the securities based on them.

Operating issues have struck Asian polymer markets at regular intervals over the last year helping producers stabilise prices.

That helped stabilise markets in the short term.

the deal may do something to help stabilise an embattled financial system.

With home ownership looking a better deal, prices should stabilise.

Third, the fund also calculates the exchange rate that would stabilise the country's foreign assets and liabilities at a reasonable level.

The effect should be to stabilise markets.

That they are so small helps stabilise the emulsion.

Things are clearly not under control and it will be a long battle to stabilise the reactors.

"But we took the same policy as we did in the Asian financial crisis, we decided to stabilise the exchange rate. "

So will US property prices stabilise?

Or will the planet itself stabilise?

They are there to stabilise Afghanistan.

The government took many measures to stabilise property prices.

"The regulators are quite concerned and are trying their best to stabilise the market. "

A global slowdown would slash growth, making it harder to stabilise the public debt, which is expected to peak at 120-125% of GDP in 2013.

Flexible wages and prices have helped the economy stabilise: unit labour costs fell by 7. 5% in the final quarter of 2009.

There followed the Louvre Accord in February 1987, which was intended to stabilise a dollar that threatened to go into free fall.

The big question is whether they will now stabilise, as Japanese yields did, in the 1-2% range.

If a person has been lying down or been outside, wait 15 minutes for body temperature to stabilise before doing the reading.

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Then, even to stabilise debt, the government must run a primary surplus (before interest payments) of 3. 2 per cent of GDP.

But the market should then stabilise because it offers real value.

Around 8, 930 foreign soldiers now keep the peace, with 3, 300 police to "stabilise" this chronically unstable country.

Premier Wen Jiabao pledged last month to stabilise the exchange rate to support exporters.

The market rebound was necessary to stabilise economies last year, but now there is a danger that bubbles are being created (see article).

China needs to stabilise and expand external demand. At the same time, and more important, it will boost domestic demand.

At that point, government debt would stabilise at 153% of GDP, up from 113% in 2009.

When world output was plummeting last year, the BRICs' economic stimulus programmes did a lot to stabilise it.

Gou teng appears to stabilise symptoms, says Li Min, a traditional Chinese doctor at Hong Kong Baptist University.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority again bought Hong Kong dollars to stabilise the currency against an outflow of capital.

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