Sentence examples for credit prices from inspiring English sources

He was nicknamed the London whale, because the positions he took were so large that they distorted credit prices.

And some refiners may increase their exports of gas in response to high credit prices, experts said.

However, a more serious threat to the carbon for water project may be the crash in carbon credit prices.

A second reason for the spread in tax credit prices is the perceived risk in communities where market-rate housing has declined in value.

The Pinelands official said the transfer program could work statewide if state and local officials closely monitored real estate markets and adjusted development credit prices accordingly.

A study issued last week by the Mortgage Bankers Association of America, said, in fact, that "a failure to pass the administration's growth plan would negatively impact" housing credit prices.

In reality, the cash price was $3.26 and the credit price was $3.29.

Then, there are the rules in some states that require retailers to display both the cash and credit price on every single item.

Mark-it Partners Ltd., Britain, which provides risk management and credit pricing data, said it would acquire LoanX Inc., New York, a provider of syndicated loan data.

Plus, to Samsung's credit, pricing does vary per market.

The number of openings of the plants is also influenced with the change of carbon credit price.