Значения термина economic turbulence на английском

He said the latest political and economic turbulence in Italy highlighted as much.

Our agile nation is not broken, or without hope, even if its spirit is tormented by economic turbulence.

Surprisingly robust U.S. shale output, rising Iranian oil production and economic turbulence could all disrupt any supply-demand equilibrium.

If that affiliation holds, big orders by Asian airlines point to rising risks of economic turbulence next year.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that a US debt default would trigger global economic turbulence.

Like everything else, the economic turbulence of recent years has had a profound effect on early childhood care and education.

Both were over the top responses that will do nothing to reassure the electorate at a time of great economic turbulence.

His first term witnessed increasing economic turbulence and security concerns, accompanied by an unprecedented crackdown on opposition, free speech and civil society.

After years of political and economic turbulence in the post-communist period, Tusk turned Poland into an island of stability in a volatile region.

As they watched European neighbours face economic turbulence and political volatility, many German voters concluded that they had little reason to change course at home.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas initially welcomed the protests, equating them with the Arab Spring but pinning the blame firmly on Israel for the economic turbulence.

The Indonesian government recently announced an economic stimulus package worth 71.3 trillion rupiah for infrastructure and other projects to help weather economic turbulence.

Economic turbulence in the US and UK is likely to have a significant effect on the Irish economy, Central Bank Governor John Hurley said tonight.