Anaemic

Japanese factories cut output slightly in December, capping an anaemic final quarter of 2022 for manufacturers hit by stalling global demand and rising costs.

The sausage was fine, if slightly anaemic looking, but the cheese was the dominating flavour.

And growth in Europe has been anaemic, with the eurozone economy failing to grow at all in the last three months of last year and the outlook for the figures from the quarter just ended not much better.

It comes as figures at the weekend indicated consumer inflation in China was anaemic in October while Beijing’s efforts to stimulate the economy disappointed investors when the measures were announced on Friday.

Nevertheless, it said this still represents an “anaemic UK GDP growth trend”.

Pan's surprisingly anaemic performance may be with a view to the 100m freestyle for which he will be a strong favourite.

Red blood cells carry oxygen around the body, so if you don’t have enough red blood cells, you can become anaemic.

Strangely, too, I was absolutely hooked on the smell of eucalyptus oil for a few years and kept a bottle by my bed, until they found out I was anaemic.

Typically, the government spokesperson will always use the comparison that is favourable to it while the opposition will paint the most anaemic picture.

While the US economy has grown at an annualised rate north of 2% in seven of the last eight quarters, and is set to notch Q3 GDP growth of 2.9% per the Atlanta Fed’s tracker, growth elsewhere remains significantly more anaemic.

According to the UNICEF, the high number of anaemic children, adolescents and women remains a concern for India.

An anaemic, but still positive result.

We don’t want to add to the gloom, but we’re in for months of miserable rain and anaemic temperatures - even snow is a possibility - as we head into deepest, darkest winter.

A young woman had delivered, suffered post-partum bleeding and became severely anaemic.

In March, she had to return to the PHC citing health problems, and a blood test done in a private laboratory found that she was anaemic with haemoglobin levels far below standards.

In spite of the anaemic volumes overnight, the USD was broadly weaker.

Anemia main Hemoglobin plays a substantial role in carrying oxygen throughout the body, and when it is deficient, anemia can result, causing 'anaemic hypoxia' if tissue perfusion is decreased.

Peak growth was relatively anaemic compared to prior decades, such as the 6.5% pa peak in the early 1970s, although growth was smoother and more consistent.