Sentence examples for fall in market from inspiring English sources

A decline in trading volume and a fall in market volatility pointed to an unusual listlessness among both big and small investors, some analysts said.

Buffett's restraint so far despite the fall in market valuations may be an indication of his belief that shares have still further to fall.

The first is credit quality, when bonds either default or at least fall in market value because a default seems more likely.

A loss in the company's ability to charge an "Apple premium" or a small fall in market share at the high end would hit profits hard.

I will, though, give myself a get-out - a fall in market price from 870p to, say, 780p would prompt a review.

Nokia's shares are still down about 25% since 30 May, representing a €5.5bn fall in market capitalisation for one of Europe's biggest technology companies.

(Local banks, by contrast, should find it easier to win more business).Business volumes are likely to fall in markets that have been producing a rising proportion of revenue at the big banks (see chart 11).

And if the subsequent fall in markets means that the gap of many pension liabilities have grown, any future claims that public sector funds are not being managed well will be met with derision from exasperated finance directors.

Aviva have taken action to reduce volatility ahead of the solvency II framework including disposing distressed property loans, reducing equity volatility (a 25% fall in markets was only 3% off the solvency II ratio at the year end).

Britain's mortgage lenders are continuing to raise their interest rates for new customers and neglecting to pass on the falls in market lending rates, which have been easing for several weeks.

The flat revenue suggested that Gateway's plan to offer package deals and cut prices in a bid to regain market share lost to Dell and Hewlett-Packard might be stemming further falls in market share.