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Meanings of financial bubble in English
Russian
финансовый пузырь Portuguese
bolha especulativa Spanish
burbuja economica Catalan
bombolla immobiliària Economic phenomenon of very high prices driven by speculation.
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Examples for "balloon"
Examples for "balloon"
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So we expect this 1300 number to balloon in the coming days.
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There was a new balloon of light growing quickly to the north.
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But there are fears that could balloon and overwhelm shaky health services.
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Ullii had said something similar before they'd gone up in the balloon.
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The balloon of his hopes lay pricked and flat in the dust.
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It was also the lowest level for that month since 1993, after Japan's economic bubble popped.
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But are we simply creating another economic bubble?
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There is a new economic bubble forming, and it appears to be morphing into Alan Kelly's head.
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They never witnessed the Celtic Tiger; their parents were in financial difficulty long before the economic bubble burst.
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Galleries were falling over themselves to produce ultra-expensive limited editions for a growing collectors' market buoyed by the economic bubble.
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But, where some experts see recovery, others see just a speculative bubble.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs have dismissed the speculative bubble argument.
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For now, market authorities appear more worried about falling share prices than a new speculative bubble.
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For now, the risk is mitigated by a big commodity price retreat from 2011's speculative bubble.
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Fellow value investor Howard Marks thinks it's a speculative bubble, as does hedge fund icon Ray Dalio.
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Speculation is rife and some economists and businessmen see a property market bubble.
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This option explains the growing stock- market bubble -money has to go somewhere.
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Is this that rare thing -a bond market bubble?
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But policymakers have rolled out new restrictions in recent months on concerns of a potential market bubble.
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The end of a property market bubble in Ireland saw commercial real estates prices fall two thirds.
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Economists, however, are not worried about an asset price bubble just yet.
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There has been a lot of talk recently about a house price bubble.
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They don't believe there is evidence of a house price bubble.
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But the bank does not believe there is a price bubble.
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Japan's asset price bubble collapsed in 1991, but banks kept refinancing struggling borrowers.
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Meanwhile, it has started a speculative mania that almost rivals the tulip excitement in Holland.
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Critics call cryptocurrencies a speculative mania that will end in tears for thousands of retail investors.
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As a necessary consequence prices are nominally increased and the speculative mania very soon seizes upon the public mind.
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Mr Nyberg said "irrational forces" were also at play during the boom years and highlighted a "national speculative mania .
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As the South Sea and Tulip bubbles demonstrated, speculative manias predate central banks.
Usage of financial bubble in English
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Also read: Balloon payments: A vehicle scheme that could burst your financial bubble
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GDP had been artificially inflated by the housing and financial bubble.
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I experienced the financial bubble and subsequent crash in Iceland.
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A financial bubble, the billionaire businessman said in an interview with The Washington Post published on Saturday.
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A financial bubble, he said.
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Warsh has criticized the Fed's aggressive monetary easing, and has said he was worried about the risk of a financial bubble.
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This is the case right up to the financial bubble that ended in the 2008 crisis, which Greenspan's Fed helped to fuel.
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Japan already has endured nearly two decades of lost economic growth and weak political leadership after its financial bubble collapsed in the early 1990s.
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For most it was a time of plenty, optimism, and indolence unparalleled since second-century Rome or the financial bubble at the end of twentieth-century America.
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Their real advantages could not be obscured by the bursting of financial bubbles.
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But the question that was delicately sidestepped was: WHO is responsible for financial bubbles?
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Official INACTION is as conducive to the inflation of financial bubbles as is official ACTION.
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Professor Shiller is known for his works on financial bubbles, as outlined in his book Irrational Exuberance.
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Financial bubbles get a bum rap.
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The study also bears out the Fed's regrettable tendency to clean up after financial bubbles but not stop them.
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Financial bubbles are nothing new.
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