The phrase "adverse movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, health, or any situation where negative changes or shifts are being discussed.
Example: "The stock market experienced an adverse movement, leading to significant losses for investors."
Alternatives: "negative shift" or "unfavorable change".
A futures buyer, on the other hand, might be required to put up more funds with an adverse movement.
Both sellers and buyers of futures are required to put up a minimum margin and cover the difference in any daily adverse movement.
"The industry experienced a number of headwinds during the first half of the year, including a significant adverse movement in exchange rates, due to the relative strength of the US dollar, combined with higher fruit," Fyffes said.
Exposure to IRR is the vulnerability of a credit union's financial condition to adverse movements in market interest rates.
On top of that the company has been hit by production and quality problems at its decoy making plant in Kilgore, Tennessee, and adverse movements in the dollar exchange rate.
Burberry's fixed costs are in Sterling but its revenues are in a variety of currencies with adverse movements expected to reduce annual profits by £65m rather than £50m previously outlined.
The risk of adverse movements in [individual income tax] receipts is still real, and the probability of dropping back into deficit as a consequence of imprudent fiscal policies is not negligible.... Let me end on a cautionary note.
To that end, the pair packaged mortgages into bonds, which they insured against default, leaving the buyers exposed only to adverse movements in interest rates.
But the risk of adverse movements in receipts is still real, and the probability of dropping back into deficit as a consequence of imprudent fiscal policies is not negligible.
The investor weighs the risks due to potentially adverse movements in these factors against the gains that will result, if these factors behave in the way the investor expects.
Even the most unadventurous bank will be making trades of its own to hedge against adverse movements on transactions it is executing for clients.Even so, American banks are already reining back on the risk-taking parts of their business and, like the Swiss, trying to expand in areas that use less capital.
