The phrase "assured markets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to convey that markets are guaranteed or secured in some way, often in economic or business discussions.
Example: "Investors are more likely to commit their resources when they are confident in assured markets that promise stability and growth."
Alternatives: "secured markets" or "guaranteed markets".
Since they specialize is in food grain and vegetables, assured marketing support and crop insurance are critical for these farms.
He argued that farmers sold milk in the formal market due to the fact that it assured market consistency and also smoothed consumption patterns.
GLOOMY talk and stern warnings can help assure markets that a government is taking its fiscal duties seriously.
In 2007, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, spent most of the year assuring markets that the U.S. sub-prime mortgage loan problem would be contained.
Most important, it can try to manage expectations and assure markets that it will do whatever it takes to avoid prolonged deflation.
Mr. Weber's statement was aimed at assuring markets that no more surprises along the lines of IKB were in the offing, since markets feared German lenders might be hiding greater losses.
So far the EU has only deployed the minimum collective response necessary for the euro's survival: conditional emergency loans to troubled countries, conditional bond-buying by the European Central Bank, tougher economic policy co-ordination, and tighter restrictions on governments' debts to assure markets of countries' responsibility.
The Franco-Belgian financial services group Dexia said it would provide a $5.0 billion credit line to its American bond insurance subsidiary, FSA, to assure markets and ratings agencies that its credit is good.
The Bank of England sought Wednesday to assure markets and businesses it won't raise its key interest rate any time soon despite a faster-than-expected decline in Britain's jobless rate.
