Sentence examples for dives in prices from inspiring English sources
YOU might expect a company's stock to fall after a decline in the going rate for its main — or only — product, so the recent dives in prices for iron ore, copper, aluminum and other industrial metals should have brought share prices for mine operators down with them.
The recent dive in prices makes such warnings seem prescient.Yet a report by Goldman Sachs argues that many of the common symptoms seen when bubbles are about to burst are missing in today's emerging markets.
Clearly, the nose dive in prices has discouraged some homeowners from putting their houses on the market.
The falling price of crude has led the North Sea' biggest players including Shell, Chevron and BP to cut jobs and the latter is expected to reveal the impact of the sharp dive in price to $51 a barrel in its annual results tomorrow.
With the right to unload at a specific price, however, you are setting a limit on how much of a loss you'll sustain on the shares should they dive in price.
Nearly every day, the central bank governor or the Finance Minister have tried to soothe frayed nerves by declaring that the frighteningly steep dives in stock prices and in the value of the yen have been the work of speculators out for personal gain, not because anything was wrong with the economy or their management of it.
Its very brand is going to be enough to induce some people to dive in, as are the potential price tags — this line of devices is expected to run the pricing gamut just as the current line of Kindle Fire tablets do.
The new year kicked off with another dive in oil prices and bond yields and a slump in stock prices.
The worst recession since the war has caused a triple-pronged slump: unemployment has eroded income tax takings, a dive in house prices has hurt property tax and weak consumer spending has reduced sales tax.
Lehmann believes natural gas-focused ETP is an example of the market acting irrationally over the dive in oil prices.
