double dip recession

Another might be whether the U. S. will plunge into a double-dip recession.

If China's rebound were to fizzle, it could easily drag the rest of the world into a double-dip recession.

Encouragingly, more than three-quarters of those surveyed did not expect the world to slip back into a "double-dip" recession.

But at least the economy now has more momentum than expected, which suggests that fears of a double-dip recession have been overdone.

'With help from monetary-policy steps, I'd like to avoid the economy from falling into a double-dip recession, ' he said.

In the US, consumers have retrenched, housing starts have crashed and a double-dip recession is possible.

Indeed, the question of whether the largest advanced economy regions are going to experience a double-dip recession is almost moot.

The initial estimate surprised most economists, who had forecast at least some growth, and reignited fears of a "double dip" recession.

The risk of a double-dip recession continues to far outweigh that of wild inflation.

White House economic adviser Larry Summers said failure to pass the plan would "materially increase" the chance of a double dip recession.

Some see the combination of a weak U. S. outlook and the prospects of another debt crisis in Europe as a recipe for a double dip recession.

Confidence indicators for both businesses and consumers have dropped since the budget, spurring fears of a double-dip recession.

Yes, everyone in the UK is worried about money at the moment. They're worried about the possibility of a double-dip recession.

Another is whether the U. S. will plunge into a double-dip recession.

Whitmer has been predicting a double dip recession, with the next phase of the bear market "to be stronger than the last. "

NYU Economics Professor Nouriel Roubini believes that the risk of a double dip recession is growing in the United States .

IF THE private sector continues to save hard even as governments try to borrow less, the risks of a double-dip recession rise.

With some countries beginning to emerge from the crisis, can a sustained recovery be expected, or is a double-dip recession on the way?

Without improved access to credit, a double-dip recession is possible, said Darnell, whose fund manages nearly $18 billion.

Some economists had expected growth in Chinese exports to weaken last month in an early sign of a possible double-dip recession in the West.

Fears of a double-dip recession trumped rays of hope for an economic recovery, driving down prices for industrial raw materials.

Optimism has now been replaced by concern that the United States could be heading for the dreaded double-dip recession.

Public fears are growing over deflation, which some economists believe could send Japan into a double-dip recession.

Analysts say the deal will help create a stable economic environment and will help reduce concerns of a double dip recession in Europe.

For Europe and Japan, "avoiding double-dip recession will be difficult" , he said.

However, some analysts say the biggest worry in the US should be whether it will slide into a "double-dip" recession.

Recent news has suggested that the economy may be able to avoid a double-dip recession, and that is what investors now are focusing on.

America's mid-year slowdown did not become a double-dip recession.

The global recovery will not be quick, however. There is still a risk of a double-dip recession.

Economists see high gas prices as a growing headwind, not a potential cause of a double-dip recession.

Now, as the United States faces a potential double-dip recession, China continues to maintain strong economic growth.

This commercial tension leads to a sharp reduction in global trade and a double-dip recession.

The U. S. economy slowed at midyear, but didn't fall into a double-dip recession.

Warning against complacency, the Fund said it expected neither a strong recovery nor a double-dip recession.

Roger Altman, a former deputy Treasury secretary, is arguing that America and Europe are on the verge of a disastrous double-dip recession.

The best outcome would be a simple double-dip recession.

Indeed, a double-dip recession in advanced countries cannot be ruled out as a downside risk.

Furthermore, a eurozone financial freeze-up will almost certainly lead to a double-dip recession in the US, as well.

In summary, the recovery is likely to be anaemic and below trend in advanced economies and there is a big risk of a double-dip recession.

It was likely this would push the US into a double-dip recession, he wrote.

The sharp decline in stock prices last week has renewed fears that the economy is headed for a double-dip recession.

And what do many forecasters say are the prospects of a double-dip recession now?

He gave warning that a double-dip recession could occur if house prices declined again.

Despite rising fears of a double-dip recession in both the US and UK in recent days, the basic facts remain unchallenged.

Despite the bleak outlook in Ireland and Greece, many economists say a double-dip recession is unlikely in the euro zone as a whole.

He sees the risk of a double dip recession increasing, along with widening credit spreads and interbank lending rates.

There still is a risk that this economy could stall out or even have a double-dip recession.

The exuberance that characterised the market throughout the second half of 2010, founded on fears of a double-dip recession, has dissipated.

As fears of a double-dip recession mount copper has slumped to a ten-month low.

For sure, unless the economy slips into a double-dip recession.

An unfolding debt crisis in the eurozone and the risk of a "double-dip" recession in the west have moved centre stage.

He predicts a double dip recession, or at the very best, a recovery "so weak that you won't even know you're in one. "

Though the economists put the odds of a double-dip recession at just 17%, risks to recovery remain.

On the economic outlook Hafner said fears of a double dip recession were well founded.

Jitters over a double-dip recession have many investors looking for the first signs that prices and wages are on the way down.

"[A] double-dip [recession] is the greatest concern anyone in this market has, " said Mr Melentyev.

Many ask whether high-income countries are at risk of a "double dip" recession.

Some top economists put the odds of a double-dip recession in the United States at 1 in 2.

In less obtuse language last week , Warren Buffett stated in unequivocal terms that there will be no double dip recession .

But it also helped that incoming economic data showed double-dip recession jitters were overdone.

The broad message in June is confirmation that we are in a moderate, fragile recovery but not a double-dip recession.

In any case, growing anxiety about a double-dip recession meant the half-decent growth figures were barely celebrated.

But in June and July people became very interested in a "double dip" recession.

A double-dip recession is still widely viewed as unlikely.

Meanwhile, U. S. and European companies dither, fretting about a double-dip recession.

Economists at Goldman Sachs said this week that the chance of a "double-dip" recession was between 25 and 30 per cent.

There is still a threat of a double-dip recession.

No wonder talk of a double-dip recession is again on everyone's lips.

It's not just that the threat of a double-dip recession has become very real.

The lower dotted line illustrates how we can lapse from there into a double dip recession.

Some analysts expect a double-dip recession, with growth fading again after a short-lived boost from the fiscal stimulus around midyear.

"I don't see a double-dip recession, " Hoenig told Reuters Insider television.

With growing concerns of a double-dip recession in the US and Europe, could China do the same thing again?

A double-dip recession for the global economy would drag down Germany's exports again.

European debt troubles and the potential for double-dip recession are bad for business, after all.

Gloomier analysts worry about a "double-dip" recession.

But there are concerns that Japan and the United States could face a "double-dip" recession.

The world's economies may enter a double-dip recession and if so, all bets are off for stronger commodities demand.

The figures added to fears that America might suffer a double-dip recession.

The greater threat, though, is a double-dip recession abroad.

The US economy added a better than expected 103, 000 new jobs in September, raising hopes that a "double-dip" recession can be avoided.

Economists, on average, now see the odds of a double-dip recession at 20%.

This is a much more serious matter than the debate on whether we are about to enter a double-dip recession.

Today's PMIs also show that there is little chance that China will experience a double-dip recession in the second half of 2010.

A global double-dip recession or an unexpected slowdown in China, the thinking goes, could prompt Beijing to depreciate the renminbi.

A double-dip recession in the global economy.

The risk is not just of a double-dip recession, but also of a prolonged period of sluggish growth.

Banks must shrink and have big safety buffers, but not if that risks a double-dip recession.

While this is designed to prevent a double-dip recession, even the government seems unclear where the extra money will come from.

A: It doesn't seem likely that we'll have a double dip recession.

The Obama administration insists that a failure to stimulate will open the door to a double-dip recession.

The eurozone will probably not have a double-dip recession.

But he added the economy is not poised to contract again despite talk of a double-dip recession. [ID: nWEN7412]

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