downturn

the downturn in the global economy.

a downturn in the housing market.

There was a downturn in interest rates this week.

The building industry is experiencing a severe downturn in its workload.

The 1990s witnessed a sharp downturn in the party’s fortunes.

City manager John Tierney said the plans to redevelop and regenerate the city would not be held back despite the downturn in the building sector.

The downturn is something people here read about in the newspapers, according to Dhanna Singh, a member of the Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS), a union of activists and farmers.

It was an economic downturn that affected markets around the world.

There's been a downturn in economic growth.

Well there's been a downturn in the last couple of months.

So we could say there has been a downturn in economic growth, okay?

And it leaves the Fed with far less ammunition to fight future downturns.

Her team expects a downturn, and further rate cuts, in 2020.

But he was in charge of Britain's pocketbook at the start of the recent economic downturn.

By the same logic, a sharp downturn can shake confidence.

Economists fear the U.K.'s downturn may be the deepest among the world's seven leading industrial economies.

The three men worked during their university careers to understand how bank failures can cause economic downturns.