Sentence examples for commodities credit from inspiring English sources

ICE has also benefited because its products contracts tied to commodities, credit, interest rates, and derivatives have all become increasingly popular among institutional investors.But whether this is a sufficient explanation for the disparate success of the two institutions is open to question.

These so-called tracker funds, inspired by academic research, including work by Fung and Hsieh and by Hasanhodzic and Lo, try to mimic the performance of a basket of hedge funds by accumulating many of the same types of assets that are in the funds' portfolio — stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities, credit swaps.

Today, there are seven sources of potential global tail risk, and the global economy is moving from an anemic expansion (positive growth that accelerates) to a slowdown (positive growth that decelerates), which will lead to further reduction in the price of risky assets (equities, commodities, credit) worldwide.

And there were still more bubbles for local government borrowing, leveraged buyouts, hedge funds, commercial and industrial loans, corporate bonds, commodities, and credit default swaps.... Taken together, these amounted to the biggest asset and credit bubble in human history".

What was once seen as a historic transformation in emerging economies now looks suspiciously like a global bubble in commodities and credit, which will end the way bubbles usually end: by bursting.

Counted alongside collectors and institutions who favor traditional or national artists, buyers eager for global representations of art have become so numerous and so voracious they are generating an economic windfall that is so far showing resistance even in the face of volatile fluctuations in commodities, energy, credit, and currency around the world.

GIVE commodity markets credit: they are anything but boring.

Unlike oil, gold and other commodities, carbon credits have no existence outside the registries' databanks.

With the world's energy systems about to change dramatically, US health care changes worth a trillion dollars and tough new regulations on the capital, commodity and credit markets something has to give.

The dramatic rise and fall of commodity prices, credit concerns and fertilizer costs have partially paralyzed fall buying activity," analyst Robert Koort wrote in a note in which he cut the companies to "neutral" from "buy".

The firm said that reflected strong first-quarter trading in interest rates, commodities and corporate credit.