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Meanings of slow economic growth in English

Spanish
pre-recesión económica

Reduction of economic growth.

pre-recesión económica
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Examples for "economic slowdown"
Examples for "economic slowdown"
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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
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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
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The current economic slowdown was viewed as an opportunity by some speakers.
The Irish Times
Usage of slow economic growth in English
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Consumer nations say these prices could slow economic growth and spark inflation.
Reuters
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Over those 15 years, slow economic growth meant unemployment and inflation.
Radio NZ
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This is not simply a result of slow economic growth.
The South African
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Despite slow economic growth, unemployment has remained near record lows of about 5 percent.
Reuters
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Instead, he sketched out a disturbing future of chronically weak demand and slow economic growth.
The Irish Times
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The move has raised concerns about slow economic growth in China, the world's third largest economy.
The Irish Times
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The National Treasury said labour strife had cut into mining production enough to slow economic growth.
Reuters
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The National Treasury said labor strife had cut into mining production enough to slow economic growth.
Reuters
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But on the other, slow economic growth could push inflation below the target in the medium-term.
The Irish Times
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The spending cuts could slow economic growth considerably.
Reuters
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President Barack Obama highlighted the changes as an example of efforts to curtail rules that slow economic growth.
Reuters
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Her term has been plagued by slow economic growth and prices rising at around 6 percent a year.
Reuters
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Uncertainty about the new government and a fall off in immigration and housing will slow economic growth, Westpac Bank predicts.
Radio NZ
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The first measure might slow economic growth, however, if it reduced companies' ability to hire capable and competitively priced foreign workers.
Reuters
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Those challenges include slow economic growth in Canada and sustained low interest rates, said Colleen Johnston, TD Bank's chief financial officer.
Reuters
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It expects them to limit credit to the most risky sectors - in particular, agriculture - which would slow economic growth.
Radio NZ