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A supply increase, just as the American and European economies look vulnerable to a new recession, will further weigh on prices.

However, he said "the weak labour market and the declines in equity and housing wealth" would continue to weigh on spending.

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The next decade could be worse: Higher public debts and a surge of retirees will push up taxes and weigh on companies and consumers.

As the baby boomers retire and seek to realise the value tied up in their homes, supply may start to weigh on the market.

Asian stocks hit lows for this month as Beijing's moves to curb property speculation and the stronger yen continued to weigh on bourses.

That was among the economic headwinds that began to weigh on U. S. shares during the quarter.

But the company also assumes "the financial, economic and social crises will continue to weigh on consumption trends in Europe. "

Either way, the lack of Chinese buying likely will weigh on prices over the next few months before any rebound, analysts said.

The plunge in buyers is also beginning to weigh on construction, which could deal a blow to the wider economy.

Investors said the mountain of maturing debt would increasingly weigh on the cost of bank bonds.

Further USD strength and continued concern about policy normalisation could weigh on the outlook for commodities as well.

In the other direction, the U. S. trade deficit continued to weigh on growth, as imports grew by 17. 4% while exports rose only 5. 0%.

The combination of a weakening labour market, slipping house prices, tighter credit and higher fuel costs will weigh on domestic spending.

The result has been a reduction in demand from China in some commodities markets, an absence that has helped weigh on commodities prices.

The prospects of increased government bond issuance are likely to weigh on Treasuries' prices over the longer term, analysts warn.

This could weigh on sentiment towards the dollar, and is unlikely to make overseas investors buy-in to the strong dollar story quite yet.

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Even where Greek-style debt crises are unlikely, the burden of debt will ultimately weigh on growth due to inevitable fiscal adjustment.

Disappointment over a meeting of European Union finance ministers that ends on Saturday could also weigh on the euro.

Analysts say the situation could remain weak for some time as the effects of last month's disaster continue to weigh on consumer sentiment.

However, weak growth and continued problems in Europe may weigh on profits later this year, which could keep a lid on stock prices for now.

The retirement of the baby-boom generation will also start to weigh on both house and share prices within a decade or so.

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High oil prices, lower equity prices and softening home values were also likely to "weigh on consumer spending. "

"There are clear signs of a slowing as developments in advanced economies begin to weigh on [emerging markets]" , it said.

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Despite a stronger volume outlook, rampant overcapacity will continue to weigh on industry profitability.

The A380 continues to weigh on underlying earnings, the company said.

Rich countries have captured the easy gains from land use and education. Rising dependency ratios are starting to weigh on growth.

Lower petrol prices have helped US consumers but persistent weakness in the housing market will continue to weigh on sentiment.

Heavier regulation will weigh on the business sector and governments will be forced to tighten fiscal policy.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned last week that unemployment could weigh on consumer spending.

Falling employment and wages are also expected to weigh on consumer spending for some time.

Investment banking results, including low volumes of M&A and initial public offerings, could further weigh on results.

This was also viewed as another factor that could weigh on the economy in the second quarter.

Public debt has exploded, raising fears of an overload that could weigh on China's economy.

Concerns about the outlook for Japan weigh on its valuation, leaving it priced well below its competitors.

At a time when many are worried that a stalling housing market may weigh on their spending.

Meanwhile, high joblessness also is likely to weigh on consumer sentiment.

But if investors view gold as a safe-haven, then a rise in risk appetite would weigh on gold.

The relentless rise in unemployment will inevitably weigh on consumer sentiment.

Nonetheless, US yields remain at low levels a factor likely to continue to weigh on the USD.

However, the OECD warned that there are considerable headwinds that will weigh on recovery.

Transportation, commuting and child care costs weigh on working-age Americans.

Meanwhile, investor optimism, if sustained, could weigh on the buck going forward.

Cutting back fiscal support will weigh on a recovery that has started quite slowly.

Political uncertainty, both provincially and federally, may continue to weigh on the currency, analysts said.

But it would weigh on consumer demand all the same.

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If Boeing's difficulties with the grounded 787 Dreamliner weigh on the industry, it could create opportunity.

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After the US subprime saga, credit crunch worries still weigh on stock markets outside Asia.

Economists, however, say some issues still weigh on the country's efforts to sustain growth.

And it would help reduce the private and public debt burdens that weigh on the rich world's economies.

"Profit-taking is likely next week as swine flu will weigh on investor sentiment. "

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Political uncertainty may also weigh on the markets next year.

A CORRECTION in Chinese stocks could weigh on other emerging markets, already taking a breather from this year's run-up.

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Today, Europe's troubles continue to weigh on banks and financial markets.

Rising defaults could weigh on earnings for longer than expected.

At home, job losses continue to weigh on domestic demand.

Rising joblessness will continue to weigh on demand for homes.

Less investment in innovation may weigh on future growth.

Although the stock market has come back somewhat, surveys show persistent consumer doubts, which may yet weigh on retail sales.

Japan's consumer prices have fallen for the first time in four months, as weak domestic demand and deflation continue to weigh on growth.

For sure, other factors must weigh on Mr Sarkozy's poll numbers.

That would weigh on exports, and stocks.

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The US has a large output gap that will weigh on inflation.

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"Uncertainty about the future could weigh on business and household sentiment, " said Mr Miyao.

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