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Meanings of price 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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финансовый пузырь
Usage of price bubble in English
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Economists, however, are not worried about an asset price bubble just yet.
Reuters
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There has been a lot of talk recently about a house price bubble.
The Guardian
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They don't believe there is evidence of a house price bubble.
The Guardian
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But the bank does not believe there is a price bubble.
Reuters
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Japan's asset price bubble collapsed in 1991, but banks kept refinancing struggling borrowers.
Reuters
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But some are concerned about another price bubble being created in the housing market.
BBC
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When the oil price bubble burst so did commodity prices.
Reuters
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Madam, - Last week the Economist devoted several pages to the current property price bubble.
The Irish Times
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I don't think there is a house price bubble.
The Guardian
10
Cameron said the housing market is recovering, but denied that a house price bubble is building.
Reuters
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But given investors' concerns over a potential price bubble, managers are now preparing for leaner times.
Reuters
12
There is no house price bubble, according to Mr Jim O'Leary, chief economist at Davy Stockbrokers.
The Irish Times
13
The moves were aimed at preventing a price bubble and excessive lending in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
Reuters
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LONDON (Reuters) - An asset price bubble pops, hitting bank balance sheets and tax revenues.
Reuters
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Back then, Sydney was coming off a price boom that had stirred fears of a price bubble.
News.com.au
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Mark Carney of the Bank of England says house price bubble is most serious threat to economic recovery.
Radio NZ