Значения термина spook financial на английском

This is the nightmare scenario for many businesses: it would spook financial markets and dislocate supply chains across Europe and beyond.

This would spook financial markets, send shockwaves through the global economy, snarl ports on both sides of the Channel and divide the West.

Many business chiefs fear Britain could be heading for a chaotic split that would spook financial markets and dislocate trade flows across Europe and beyond.

Business chiefs and investors fear leaving the EU without a deal would silt up the arteries of trade, spook financial markets and dislocate supply chains.

Such a period of left-right "cohabitation" would render policymaking difficult at a time of crisis in the euro zone and could spook financial markets.

Fears of China's economy cooling rapidly, coupled with authorities there devaluing the currency, spooked financial markets last month.

For Walker, a shaky performance on the campaign trail plus two lackluster performances at Republican debates spooked financial donors.

For Walker, a shaky performance on the campaign trail plus two lacklustre performances at Republican debates spooked financial donors.

Mr Darling had repeatedly said there would be no big giveaways given the record budget deficit Britain faces, which has spooked financial markets.

The downgrade spooked financial markets, raising the interest rate fellow euro zone struggler Italy was forced to pay to sell 10-year bonds at auction.

Many business leaders fear that a political crisis could propel Britain into a chaotic and economically damaging split, spooking financial markets and dislocating trade flows.

Melenchon's advance in the polls has spooked financial markets and prompted a warning on Tuesday by the head of business lobby group Medef Pierre Gattaz.

In a statement, Serageldin portrayed a period of intense pressure as the housing crisis spooked financial markets in 2007 and 2008.