hard landing

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That, in turn, has increased the risk of a hard landing, says Dominique Dwor-Frecaut, an economist at ABN AMRO in Singapore: better to let the market set the price of credit.
一位在新加坡工作的荷兰银行的经济学者指出，这反过来又会增加风险的硬着陆，明智的做法是应该更好的让市场为其信贷定价。
He for one is confident that a property slowdown is unlikely to result in a hard landing for the overall economy, as high levels of bank lending are still providing plenty of support for growth.
房地产市场发展放缓不太可能导致整体经济硬着陆，他个人对此有信心，因为目前银行贷款水平较高，仍然为经济增长提供了足量的支持。
US economic data have surprised on the upside but recession risks remain, fears of a China hard landing are exaggerated and emerging market policymakers are reacting to a weaker economic backdrop.
美国经济数据好于预期，但衰退风险依然存在，中国经济硬着陆的风险被夸大了，新兴市场的决策层面对经济大环境恶化正在积极应对。

The biggest losers from a hard landing in China would be its Asian neighbours.
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Both factors are temporary and when they wane we predict a hard landing for gold.
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And a hard landing will soon cause LGFV defaults around the country, which will roil banks.
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