Meanings of boosting confidence in English

ANZ chief economist Cameron Bagrie said low mortgage rates were working their magic and boosting confidence.

Seattle, the state's biggest city, is an especially hot job market, boosting confidence of sustained growth.

The economic uplift is now also being felt more broadly by more consumers, he added, boosting confidence.

They've been running since 1997, with the aim of improving health, boosting confidence and benefitting local green spaces.

They would still be liable for initial losses but could at least put in a ceiling, boosting confidence.

But common deposit insurance, billed as one way of boosting confidence in the currency, seems a long way off.

Coal prices are rising, boosting confidence that some assets of the defunct state enterprise Solid Energy might be saved.

They will still be liable for initial losses but could at least put in a ceiling, hence boosting confidence.

Australian stocks surged on Tuesday to a four-month high, with the extension of the government's wage support programs boosting confidence.

The World Cup has been a triumph on the pitch, for Germany's image and for boosting confidence among businesses and consumers.

Turkey is now expected to grow around 7 percent this year and positive signals on the country's rating were also boosting confidence.

The departures are part of an organizational revamp aimed at boosting confidence in the bank and simplifying its structure, Chief Executive Jens Henriksson said.

U.S. Treasuries, seen as a safe-haven during uncertain times, softened on better-than-expected economic data boosting confidence that the U.S. economy is on track to recover.

I thought that the market would've priced in Nissan's strong earnings forecast by now -but it still keeps rising, boosting confidence in car shares.

Preliminary findings with the new drug were reported in September 2009, but the data from more patients have been added, boosting confidence in its prospects.

Boosting confidence is the success of new funds in the region with assets raised by them surging nearly 50 percent to $3.84 billion in 2010.