Sentence examples for exacerbate volatility from inspiring English sources

Thinner volumes could also exacerbate volatility but for now the FTSE-100 is looking relatively calm.

Past experience has shown that bans on short selling do not prevent market falls and indeed can exacerbate volatility.

Not everyone believes the rise of crowdfunding is a good thing; the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has expressed concern that such easy access to property investment could exacerbate volatility in the market.

"The Reserve Bank, the Productivity Commission, the Henry tax review, and the Murray system inquiry have all argued that negative gearing exacerbates volatility in housing markets," the report said.

There was also concern expressed that last Friday's lifting of the ban on "short-selling" – traders selling shares they don't own with a view to buying them back at a cheaper price – may have exacerbated volatility in the market.

Otherwise we just think it exacerbates volatility and erodes confidence because it really creates too many opportunities for manipulation.

An area of particular focus is the use of aggressive, destabilizing trading strategies in vulnerable market conditions, when they could most seriously exacerbate price volatility.

This was exacerbated by volatility in emerging market foreign exchange rates and overnight by more fears on China.

Steady economic growth and urbanization, combined with high levels of youth unemployment and conspicuous consumption on the part of the corrupt ruling elite, create a situation in which growth exacerbates political volatility instead of quelling it.

And in some cases, they were exacerbating the volatility.

But these would be temporary and expensive measures that would not alter the global factors that drive oil prices, or the price volatility exacerbated by waves of speculative money flowing onto electronic oil-futures exchanges.