Nokia had initially planned to publish its results a week from today, but the company said it changed the date because of the volatility of global markets.
"Even if it [the constitution] said that he was to be prosecuted immediately, our government will not do so because of the volatility of the environment.
"We knew we faced a gap," said a senior official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the volatility of the situation.
For leaders who try to harness the energy on the streets, the task is all but impossible, because of the volatility of public opinion.
The asset manager had rated the fund as low risk but, because of the volatility of the stock market, had to increase the rating to medium risk.
ABB, which employs 165,000 people in 100 countries, also said that it was postponing a planned stock listing in New York until early next year because of the volatility of the technology markets.
Unlike the big contracts, the miniature versions involve no obligation to take delivery of oil or gas, but they carry the risk of quick losses because of the volatility of the underlying commodities.
"There is a premium that goes in because of the volatility of the marketplace," said Chandler Keys, vice president for government affairs and industry relations for JBS, which sells under such brands as Swift, Pilgrim and Country Pride.
More giant bulk carriers will lower the prices of ores delivered to China and stimulate trade growth, they say.The outlook for tankers is less clear because of the volatility of crude-oil prices.
Because of the volatility of the sector, investors would be wise to buy a high-yield mutual fund rather than individual junk bonds, said David Wyss, chief economist at Standard & Poor's.
