Sentence examples for decline in valuation from inspiring English sources
That's a $5 billion decline in valuation.
Although volatility spiked in mid-December, the ensuing sell-off resulted in a sharp decline in valuation across asset classes.
Such a deterioration, without a subsequent decline in valuation led BRKS's PEBV to rise from 3.3 in fiscal 2017 to 5.7 as of January 31 , 2019
The notable decline in valuation across asset classes towards the end of 2018 had a sizable impact on BlackRock's asset base, which shrunk from a record $6.4 trillion at the end of Q3 2018 to below $6 billion by the end of Q4 2018.
And, of course, bonds have been a lot less volatile than shares along the way.The core of Edwards's argument is that stockmarkets are entering an "ice age", in which the prospect of slow earnings-growth would lead to a decline in valuations.
Despite the obvious decline in valuations since those deals were struck, KKR remained resolutely bullish, recently hiring Sanjay Nayar, the former chief executive of Citibank India, as country head and shipping out KKR veteran Nathaniel Taylor from the firms Menlo Park office to Mumbai.
Since the 2008-09 global financial crisis, which saw a steep and highly synchronized decline in valuations, housing markets around the world have cruised at different speeds.
If such a pattern continues, we can expect to see potential declines in valuations for technology companies, which will no longer have deep-pocketed Chinese buyers as potential acquirers.
The sector wide decline in company valuations among the Industrials space has caused our valuation multiples to decline by approximately 10%.
Neither we nor our clients could have foreseen the rapid and dramatic change in investor sentiment towards the technology and telecom sectors and the recent severe decline in equity valuations".
"Expectations of the Fed cutting interest rates halted the decline in the valuations" of Japanese computer-related exporters, said Hideki Miho, who helps manage $7.7 billion in Japanese equities at Invesco Asset Management (Japan) Ltd. "There has been a tug of war between optimism of a rate cut and the warnings of slowing earnings growth.
