Sentence examples for a price bubble from inspiring English sources

Moreover, just like a price bubble, this housing shortage is a growing phenomenon.

The soaring value of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies comes despite growing warnings over a price bubble.

But now, instead of worrying about the recovery of the real estate market, some Canadians are concerned about the prospect of a price bubble.

John Tsang, Hong Kong's financial secretary, warned on his official blog this month that he is "highly concerned about the risk of a price bubble" in real estate.Such concern looks justified.

"The double-digit increases that we've had over the past year in Manhattan, if sustained, could ultimately yield a price bubble similar to what we experienced in the late 1980's," he said.

The figures are likely to fuel fears of a price bubble in the capital, and come days after the Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee FPCC) said it would not take immediate action to constrain the housing market.

The sharp price cut, however, suggested that even Apple, which has long lived in a pricing bubble insulated from other personal computer makers, is not immune from the brutal pressures of the cellular phone business.

A pricing bubble in the early spring of this year piqued VC interest in Bitcoin.

It would be easy for George Osborne to dismiss business secretary Vince Cable as a chap who worries about a house price bubble whatever the financial weather.

There has been a lot of talk recently about a house price bubble.

As in Japan, an underlying driver of the U.S. credit crisis was a housing price bubble, Wharton School finance professor Franklin Allen tells Knowledge@Wharton in this interview.