Meanings of hamper economic in English

The recent rise in oil prices would not hamper economic recovery, he added.

If enacted, the amendments will hamper economic growth and destroy jobs.

Debt levels, the housing market and a fragile banking sector may also hamper economic growth, Loynes said.

Therefore, it must be prevented that implementation will hamper economic growth, SNS analysts said in a research note.

More than 19 million people in the eurozone are now jobless as the debt crisis continues to hamper economic growth.

They fight against other, less successful, criminals, who wish to persist in their old ways and, thus, hamper economic growth.

The international version gave banks until 2019 to fully comply because of concerns that a quick transition would hamper economic growth.

But the move drew swift condemnation from US business lobby groups worried that tit-for-tat tariffs would start to hamper economic growth.

Sirisena will lead a coalition of ethnic, religious, Marxist and centre-right parties, which analysts say could hamper economic reform and encourage populist policies.

That will hamper economic growth, tipped to fall from 3.1% this year to 2.4% in 2015.

Sirisena will lead a motley coalition of ethnic, religious, Marxist and centre-right parties, which analysts say could hamper economic reform and encourage populist policies.

The euro fell for a third day versus the dollar amid concerns that the European debt crisis will hamper economic growth in the region.

Truth is the latter undermines the former by encouraging rent-seeking & hampering economic growth.

The question now is to what degree the relentlessly rising U.S. coronavirus count hampers economic recovery.

They say it encroaches on provincial powers, hampers economic development and would be a waste of local expertise.

Nigeria privatized its electricity sector 18 months ago, aiming to end decades of blackouts which have hampered economic growth.