Sentence examples for any volatility from inspiring English sources

While it likely will be a volatile month and a pullback is quite possible the strong fundamentals should help limit any volatility.

That is what I can achieve without any volatility".

And if that turns out to be the case, investors and borrowers should be able to ride out any volatility.

Any volatility in recent months in the peso and Mexican stock and bond prices has been triggered more by global and regional trends than by political concerns, suggesting that investors have shrugged off domestic uncertainty.

The fund said the new loan, which carries no interest until the end of 2011 and low rates after that, was not intended to add more debt but to help Haiti manage any volatility that could arise from large amounts of aid going into the country.

But Barbara Reinhard, chief investment strategist at Credit Suisse Private Bank, sees two reasons to favor dividend stocks: First, the stocks themselves are inexpensive relative to their historical earnings, and second, companies that are paying and increasing dividends now are strong and often diversified, so they are best positioned to weather any volatility over the next few months.

Still, short of an actual recession that hasn't shown up in any predictions for this year, the multifamily sector will withstand any market volatility.

9.22am GMT The Pru has shrugged off any Asian volatility to report good results [see 8.42am].

Perhaps investors should continue to grit their teeth and, if they are brave, take advantage of  any continuing volatility.

Firms with money-purchase plans, meanwhile, simply keep making the same monthly contributions, because plan members take the consequences of any stockmarket volatility.British sponsors of final-salary plans have so far been better treated, because their pension assets are not marked to market, but valued by actuaries who can take a long-term view.

Thus, it is unlikely that a properly administered cap-and-trade market would result in any price volatility other than that which provides proper market  signals to its participants.John Clancy Milwaukee, Wisconsin SIR —Your strong (and welcome) advocacy of a carbon tax betrays, alas, your feet of clay on fundamental economics.