Sentence examples for damaging markets from inspiring English sources

But changing the rules in turbulent times risks damaging markets in the longer term.

For years they have operated in the shadows, often far from Wall Street, trading stocks at warp speed and reaping billions while criticism rose that they were damaging markets and hurting ordinary investors.

At best, rate cuts may buy some time for the economy to stabilize without being derailed along the way by damaging market panics.

Such substantial, pervasive, anti-competitive and ultimately illegal conduct requires strong conduct limitations and restrictions and affirmative requirements, in order to right the wrongs, address the resultant damaging market effects, and redress the consumer harm.

The administration feared that details on healthier banks would inevitably leak out, leaving weaker banks exposed to speculation and damaging market rumors, possibly making any further bailouts more costly.

Then, the prospect of the huge hedge fund's dumping its holdings into already damaged markets pushed the Federal Reserve of New York to broker a deal to unwind the fund gradually with the help of several big Wall Street firms.

The Chinese public security ministry welcomed Hussain's apology and issued a fresh statement saying GSK's executives "violated China's laws and damaged markets by engaging in bribery to raise drug prices, expand sales and reap inappropriate profits".

Speculators, people willing to risk their capital in search of high profits, are central to healthy commodity markets, they say, and broad-brush restrictions on them could damage markets that are already under pressure from rising global demand for food and fuel.

A handful of states, such as Iowa, already have deeply damaged markets ― with premiums that are way too expensive for most people who don't qualify for subsidies ― and Medicaid programs that have been weakened.

Treasury sources are playing down the idea that publication of the leak could damage market confidence.

Europe's bank sector has lost a quarter of its value this year as fears of a global downturn have damaged market valuations.