Übersetzung für "Credit boom" in Deutsch

So Greenspan cannot be given credit for the boom.

To some extent, this is the natural aftermath of any credit boom.

Italy experienced neither a credit-fueled boom during its first decade of euro membership, nor a traditional bust.

Before the crisis there was a credit boom which has since been replaced by large needs for public credit.

There is again a major economic problem, the end of a credit-driven boom, and a threat to the banks (except that it all looks much bigger, owing to the financial system’s massive growth and internationalization).

This key difference between the US and (continental) Europe explains the resilience of the US economy to the collapse of its credit boom.

This means that financing conditions are as favorable as they were at the peak of the credit boom in 2007, and much better than they have been at any other point in the last 20 years.

Many international observers have been worried about the country’s oversupply of housing and the related credit boom, making me wonder whether I have been overly sanguine about these risks.

But just as the pre-crisis credit boom masked underlying structural problems, post-crisis credit constraints have greatly amplified the downturn.

China’s near-term growth is an open question, as its new leadership attempts to curb the unsustainable credit-fueled boom.

But $350 billion is roughly what the financial sector as a whole earned in an average quarter during the credit boom – and profit levels in recent quarters have reached or exceeded those levels.

It was accelerated with the introduction of the common currency, which, combined with the elimination of obstacles to cross-border capital flows and a global credit boom, fostered the concentration of many types of wholesale financial services in the City of London.

This, too, is particularly relevant in the eurozone periphery, where the non-financial sector accumulated too much debt during the credit boom that preceded the 2008 global financial crisis.

But, it also meant that a credit boom with international dimensions was not monitored, resulting in the most spectacular bust of modern times, including the near collapse of the banking system.

In the event of a downturn, voters will be quicker to blame Trump than they have been in giving him credit for today’s boom.

The credit boom of the past decade highlighted the inadequacy of focusing only on prices, and underscored the need for the monetary authority of a country (or group of countries in the case of the European Central Bank and the eurozone) to monitor the financial sector.

Euro accession and bull-market “convergence trades” pushed bond yields in these countries toward the level of German bunds, with the ensuing credit boom supporting excessive consumption growth.

No, the main cause of the recent recession is surely a global credit boom and its subsequent meltdown.

Granted, the credit boom itself may be rooted in excessive optimism surrounding the economic-growth potential implied by globalization and new technologies.

During the credit boom before 2007, enormous cross-border interbank claims built up, because banks trusted one another.

During the pre-crisis credit boom, growth in countries like Spain and Portugal was based largely on domestic demand, financed by capital inflows.