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Meanings of economic slowdown in English

Spanish
pre-recesión económica

Reduction of economic growth.

pre-recesión económica
Usage of economic slowdown in English
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The economic slowdown in Europe and China also made many investors nervous.
Reuters
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The global motor industry has suffered acutely from a worldwide economic slowdown.
Reuters
3
Trump's tariff delay comes amid growing concerns about a global economic slowdown.
Reuters
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But economists have played down the risk of a serious economic slowdown.
Reuters
5
The current economic slowdown was viewed as an opportunity by some speakers.
The Irish Times
6
The current economic slowdown could make bankers' affection for plastic look rash.
Reuters
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Financial stability became more vulnerable due to the prospect of economic slowdown.
Reuters
8
The greatest immediate threat to our prosperity may be US economic slowdown.
The Irish Times
9
Share trading in China halted as survey renews fears of economic slowdown.
The Guardian
10
But the global economic slowdown has taken its toll on the bank.
Reuters
11
They also highlighted the risk a U.S. economic slowdown could hit Mexico.
Reuters
12
The transport sector is signalling the economic slowdown may have bottomed out.
Radio NZ
13
The new leaders face an economic slowdown and rising unrest among citizens.
The Irish Times
14
Global economic slowdown is making many wary of setting too strict goals.
Reuters
15
An economic slowdown, corruption crackdown, and oversupply are all partly to blame.
Reuters
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But priorities shifted as the severity of China's economic slowdown became apparent.
Reuters
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