Meanings of crimp growth in English

They fear it could crimp growth by curbing access to land.

Low oil prices and austerity programs mean more rate hikes could seriously crimp growth.

However, Dimon has criticized regulatory reforms by the Obama administration, saying they could crimp growth.

Efforts to reduce deficits by cutting government spending and weak lending could crimp growth across Europe.

A persistence of recent fuel shortages, road blockades and strikes could crimp growth, the central bank said.

This will pressure budgets and crimp growth.

Bank of America reported better-than-expected third-quarter numbers last week, easing concerns that lower interest rates would crimp growth.

The central bank has warned that fuel bottlenecks could stoke inflation and crimp growth in an already slowing economy.

Romania's economy contracted more than 7 percent last year and spending cuts and tax increases could further crimp growth.

That too will crimp growth.

But recovery in Europe remains fragile, overshadowed by worries that spending cuts to address huge budget deficits will crimp growth.

That will crimp growth.

For the Russian economy, the currency crisis means a deeper recession is more likely next year as high interest rates will crimp growth.

Some economists think Bank Indonesia will need to lift interest rates in 2013 to support the currency, though any increase would likely crimp growth.

But austerity measures worth over 60 billion euros ($78 billion) by 2014, are likely to crimp growth further, and cast more workers out of work.

This has increased funding costs and crimped growth opportunities.