Sentence examples for fall in stocks from inspiring English sources

All of these imply a fall in stocks; but they have different implications for bond and currency markets.

I've done a very rough calculation on what Monday's fall in stocks might do to consumer spending.

Far more Americans than ever before had a direct stake in the stock market, and the sharp fall in stocks meant that their retirement plans had to change.

The S.E.C. said that Amaranth violated the rules by improperly covering its short positions, or bets that prices will fall, in stocks of several companies involved in offerings.

Mr. Kaiser points to a recent fall in stocks and declining export orders to conclude that Germany could no longer enjoy the luxury of staying out of the crisis facing other parts of the euro zone.

Boeing, in fact, led Thursday's free fall in stocks, and accounted for 27.8 points of the day's rout of the Dow Jones industrial average, which plunged 195.93 points, or 2.15percentto to 8,932,98.

Such a fall in stock prices would stun investors.

Mr. Kumar blamed the fall in stock prices.

Most of this commentary begins with the implicit assumption that the fall in stock prices is unarguably bad news.

The fall in stock markets comes as the Federal Reserve weighs its first hike in US interest rates since the recession.

A modest fall in stock prices, which is what we've seen in the past few days, is the least of it.