The phrase "adverse price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, finance, or market analysis to describe a price that is unfavorable or detrimental to a party involved in a transaction.
Example: "The company faced an adverse price situation due to unexpected market fluctuations, impacting their profit margins."
Alternatives: "unfavorable price" or "detrimental price".
If this camp sees a place for stocks in a pension fund, it is only if they are hedged with derivative securities -- financial instruments that help protect against adverse price movements.
In the case of a trader, an adverse price change brought by either supply or demand change affects the total value of his commitments; and the larger the value of his inventory, the larger the risk to which he is exposed.
Since August 2008 a new federally reinsured insurance program has been available to many US dairy farmers to help minimize the negative effects of adverse price movements.
We demonstrate the existence of adverse price signals caused by a flawed design of imbalance pricing in relation to network congestions.
In fact, associated risks are huge: 1) the trader posting limit orders may accumulate imbalanced inventory, resulting in sharp market losses due to adverse price movements; and 2) the trader always risks ending up on the losing end of the trade, facing a trader better-informed about the market's imminent direction.
Airlines use futures to hedge against adverse price shifts, and prevent out-of-control costs from impacting consumers.http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1745-6622.2006.00107.x/abstract Farmers use derivatives to lock in prices for crops and theme parks can employ these instruments to insure against rainy days and low attendance.
The company said conditions in the United States sugar market were extremely adverse, with prices at 10- to 15-year lows because of bumper sugar crops, which caused a profit warning in March and sent its shares to a 10-year low.
This is in contrast to the approach adopted in the United Kingdom, where a number of lifeline air services are vulnerable to potentially adverse airline pricing and output decisions.
But he added: "It's also true that extremely low oil prices, adverse changes in currency rates, and a further decline in power prices are having a significant effect on our business".
The industry would prefer to remove the word "bet" and say companies are "hedging" their exposure to an adverse move in prices.
The nascent oil and gas sector in Uganda offers opportunities for ameliorating the adverse effects of energy price shocks on food prices.
