Sentence examples for finance speculation from inspiring English sources

Only if they finance speculation in share or bond markets will inflation result.Mr Ahamed describes the theory, held by many bankers before the First World War,  as "clearly fallacious".

To accommodate the multitude of factors that potentially determine oil prices, six groups of full explanatory factors in this study can be classified as possible contributors to the development of crude oil prices: Economics, Fundamentals, Technology, Finance, Speculation and Geopolitics.

This paper attempts to divide the whole fluctuation range of international crude oil prices from January 1990 to August 2017 into several sub-periods and examine different variables relating to each of these six groups: Economics, Fundamentals, Technology, Finance, Speculation and Geopolitics.

RDF media, producer of Faking It and Wifeswap, is seeking venture capital finance, fuelling speculation about further consolidation in the independent TV sector.

In those heady days of high finance and speculation, Mr. Frothingham soon landed in trouble.

In China, where the stock market had been soaring, the government had warned banks about improper loans to finance stock speculation.

The sell-off accelerated when the government said last month that it begun investigating the widespread but illegal use of bank loans to finance stock speculation.

To that end, in 1718 Law, Cantillon, and wealthy speculator Joseph Gage formed a private company centred on financing further speculation in North American real estate.

When John C. Liu hastily announced late Thursday that he would hold a news conference that night to discuss the convictions of two former associates in an illegal campaign-finance scheme, speculation began to build: Would he criticize the guilty parties and vow not to tolerate similar conduct?

Lots of excitement today about Groupon's intention to raise a new monster round of financing, with speculation that the valuation of the still-young startup reaching nearly $8 billion.

Buyers become less careful about doing their due diligence when asset prices are soaring and financing for speculation is plentiful.