a crisis of confidence

I spoke to him the other day and I was not speaking to a man who doubted his form or seemed to be having a crisis of confidence.

When there was no activity, zero, back in March and April, it clearly was a crisis of confidence-CEO confidence and consumer confidence.

Wanchai Ferry is facing a crisis of confidence. It used to be a well respected brand.

These failures caused a crisis of confidence that made banks reluctant to lend money amongst themselves, or for that matter, to anyone.

A crisis of confidence has already occurred in US-listed China plays, where instances of dodgy accounting have led to a sharp sell-off.

they do not absorb losses, and failure to pay dividends may compound a crisis of confidence.

China's embarrassing defeat in that war triggered a crisis of confidence among the nation's intellectuals.

When the truth finally emerges, as we are seeing, investors run scared and a crisis of confidence erupts.

"The only entities that could trigger a crisis of confidence in government debt are themselves owned by the government, " they say.

Now, at the time, Americans faced a cavalcade of crises and a crisis of confidence.

It should be remembered that the credit crunch is a crisis of confidence, and it will be very difficult to rebuild.

At the time, Americans faced a cavalcade of crises and a crisis of confidence.

Fears that unco-ordinated financial regulation could undermine the fragile economic recovery sparked a crisis of confidence among investors.

Without it we would run the risk of major capital outflows , even higher interest rates and a crisis of confidence in our currency.

These events triggered a crisis of confidence in accounting information, accounting information distortion has become a global problem.

The Dow's decline was its biggest point drop since the market was plunging amid a crisis of confidence in banks in late 2008.

In financial markets blighted by a crisis of confidence, employing CFA holders can help restore client trust.

The other troubled countries actually suffer primarily from a crisis of confidence more than a serious debt problem.

The macroeconomic crisis of the past two years is also provoking a crisis of confidence in macroeconomics.

Essentially because there is a crisis of confidence in parts of the debt markets.

Two weeks ago, it was at 5. 25 per cent, a level that showed banks still suffering a crisis of confidence in collateral.

In the first case, you may have a crisis of confidence, where you get jittery nerves just at the last minute.

We are going through a crisis of confidence in the Western world.

The party was suffering a crisis of confidence among its supporters.

Instead, a crisis of confidence that began last year in Greece has continued to spread, from Ireland to Portugal and Spain.

When we indulge in this behaviour it's generally due to a crisis of confidence.

Which brings us to Lehman, which has suffered large real-estate-related losses, and faces a crisis of confidence?

Basically, you are seeing a crisis of confidence more than anything.

Contemporary China's bureaucratic system is a crisis of confidence caused by primary underlying causes of the government.

All of this caused a crisis of confidence.

The most valuable brand in the world was experiencing a crisis of confidence.

With the Americans and the Europeans experiencing a crisis of confidence, Davos man was keen to learn from China this year.

That "created a crisis of confidence in America that spread over the world, " says Mr Schultz.

Or a crisis of confidence?

At last year's start, China's statistics agency faced a crisis of confidence in its property data, writes Simon Rabinovitch in Hong Kong.

There has been a crisis of confidence among Catholics in some countries

The west is facing a crisis of confidence, not of capitalism