Sentence examples for benchmarks for pricing from inspiring English sources
Analysts say sovereign-related issues like IPIC's are important to establish benchmarks for pricing regional corporate bonds.
Agencies like Platts and privately held Argus Media have carved out a niche tracking those transactions and developing benchmarks for pricing oil.
These competing interests create tension in the industry, sometimes characterized by heated negotiation and aggressive moves to set new standards and benchmarks for pricing and royalties.
These indexes will give derivatives a good name as they serve as benchmarks for pricing debt markets, in the same manner as the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500 are indexes for pricing the stock market.
By using other gyms as benchmarks for pricing, Igneous Rock Gym can benefit from the the learning curve of others.
It is possible that manufacturers priced some FDCs aggressively to gain market share and, therefore, created new benchmarks for pricing the component medicines (in addition to other factors such as volume, economies of scale, and robust competition).
"It's is one of the few benchmarks for prices on the market for this kind of material in the country," said Camille Ann Brewer, an appraiser of antiques and fine arts in New York City.
Treasuries are the benchmark for pricing high-yield bonds.
The prices at which these futures contracts change hands are the benchmark for pricing commodities around the world.
DUBAI — The Dubai Mercantile Exchange, set up in 2007, is on a quest to establish its Oman crude oil futures contract as a leading benchmark for pricing oil deals.
DUBAI — Saudi Arabia issued its first government-backed Islamic bond this week, for its aviation agency, setting a benchmark for pricing of conventional and Islamic bond issues this year because of its size.
