Sentence examples for a downward correction from inspiring English sources
And many predict that the stock market is due for a downward correction as investors sell off stocks that they believe cannot climb any higher.
That said, a downward correction cannot be ruled out at the end of the month, especially if the government agencies shutdown continues.
Some investors called the tail-end of the bull market a "melt-up" – with US shares continuing to rise despite looking overpriced by traditional yardsticks, warning it was a last hurrah before a downward correction or crash.
By contrast, the mainland market restricts gains and falls to a daily maximum of 10%, which means a downward correction will be a long spiral rather than a vertiginous drop.Crash or big bangMore worrying is the lengthy shadow that a crash could cast over the development of China's equity markets.
Generally, as unemployment rises and economic growth slows, wages respond with a downward correction.
Another revision in the late 1990 s updated prices and led to a downward correction.
Writing in the Guardian, Andrew Sentance, a former member of the Bank of England's interest rate-setting monetary policy committee, said: "If Brexit negotiations do go badly, there could be a sharp downward correction in the UK economy in the first half of next year.
"The risk is that the government is late in cooling the market, the rally spreads to more areas, pushing up household leverage and construction activity, pushing the bubble bigger, which is then followed by a bigger downward correction," said Tao Wang, the head of China economics at UBS in Hong Kong.
IN THE JULY 27 ISSUE I advised readers to take profits on long dollar/yen positions because of the growing risk of a sharp, downward correction that would temporarily halt the dollar's rise.
Comparison of the presented tables listing the top-25 SNPs before and after correction shows that this resulted in the loss of half of the listed SNPs and a general downward correction of P values.
The last two months conclude the price transmission with a large and statistically significant downward correction.
