macroeconomic

[ma-kroh e-kuh-nah-mik]

adjective

1. of or relating to macroeconomics.

Example Sentences

There was some significance to the unwanted landmark: the gains from nearly three decades of relative macroeconomic stability since the Bank of England became independent were being unwound.

From BBC

That version of the Fed proved unequal to managing macroeconomic policy as the Great Depression deepened.

From Los Angeles Times

The U.S. sugar industry has faced an uncertain macroeconomic environment in recent years, as well as declines in sugar prices and post-pandemic inflation, the company said.

From Los Angeles Times

“Increased competition, consumer spending trends and the ongoing shift away from brick-and-mortar retail, in combination with our current debt obligations and macroeconomic factors, necessitate this course of action for Claire’s and its stakeholders,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Stephen Millard, deputy director for macroeconomics at Niesr, said Reeves "will need to either raise taxes or reduce spending or both in the October Budget if she is to meet her fiscal rules".

From BBC