Meanings of tepid growth in English

Despite economic reforms, anger has grown at gang violence and tepid growth.

The Singapore dollar edged up although the tepid growth outlook for 2017 limited gains.

Investors have been fretting about tepid growth and, more recently, exposure to foreign currency swings.

This time frustration over corruption, rising violence and tepid growth have all helped lift his bid.

Those cost-cutting measures are especially attractive, given the tepid growth rate of restaurant revenues in the U.S.

It comes as air freight markets respond to higher consumer confidence after years of volatility and tepid growth at best.

The NEC coordinates economic policy across agencies, a key role for Trump's promise to jumpstart the economy after years of tepid growth.

The new forecast reflects profit growth of 0.4 percent to 2.5 percent, similar to 2009's tepid growth.

On the same day, UK GDP data showed tepid growth of 0.2 percent in the second quarter.

Instead of an asset, the faltering peace is disconcerting an electorate also frustrated by tepid growth, weak public services and still-gaping inequality.

It instead focused squarely on attempts to bolster trade and business as Africa's two largest economies both look to improve on tepid growth.

Beijing shot back with an admonishment for rich nations to take "effective measures" to tackle their tepid growth and fiscal woes.

US consumer spending dipped slightly in April, the government said this afternoon in a report highlighting the tepid growth pace of the US economy.

Hamada has been a prominent voice for reflationary policies to pull the world's third-biggest economy out of two decades of falling prices and tepid growth.

Moreover, the economy's emergence from recession will be slow, with a tepid growth rate of 1.9 per cent forecast for 2009.

Mexico announced spending cuts of about 0.7 percent of gross domestic product in January after plunging oil prices and tepid growth crimped government finances.