Sentence examples for expected future prices from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Sandler said he expected future prices to be more in line with that long pattern.

This sort of speculation could be driven by news that raises expected future prices: if, say, the White House fires an admiral known to oppose bombing Iran, that might raise expected future oil prices and hence drive up prices now.

When no futures prices are available (for example, in countries where commodity exchanges are missing), spot prices also convey relevant information about expected future prices due to inter-temporal arbitrage of grain storage.

Actual purchase of the gold involves storage costs and reflects current prices, whereas futures are financial instruments that reflect expected future prices.

Its review of e-mails found that a supplier had "volunteered" information to a retailer on another retailer's expected future prices.

If stocks are non-zero, current spot prices are in equilibrium with future prices and a change of expected future prices therefore leads to a change of spot prices (Fama and French 1987; Hernandez and Torero 2010).

One such area is trading in derivatives - contracts whose value is linked to expected future price movements of an underlying asset.

What Hicks proposed was an ad hoc solution ("temporary equilibrium"): let's just assume that people expect future prices to be the same as current prices ("static expectations").

Energy customers are being warned to expect future price rises as the UK becomes increasingly reliant on gas imports.

The low-priced, mostly fringe flood zones and high value agricultural lands in Dhaka are being rapidly purchased by private developers for housing projects (Fig. 4), expecting future price increase.

Only the federal government can readily offer a down-payment protection program that is large enough to raise actual and expected future house prices, which would in turn lower how much the buyer would have to pay.