Sentence examples for has been very volatile from inspiring English sources

The ABS loss has been very volatile, doubling in six months and stands at ten times HSBC's "stress test" estimate of the probable hit.

On May 4, only a couple of weeks before the fateful struggle at Longtop offices, an analyst for Morgan Stanley, Carol Wang, wrote: "Longtop's stock price has been very volatile in recent days amid fraud allegations that management has denied.

Still, with government bonds rated junk, a large budget deficit, and the country's combative prime minister, Viktor Orban, battling Brussels over his economic policies, negative growth is forecast for this year and the forint, the local currency, has been very volatile.

The price of silver has been very volatile.

Investors need to be aware that the price of eggs can be (and has been) very volatile.

The real estate market has been very volatile over the last seven years, making Rocket Internet's decision to focus on Lamudi especially interesting.

But while the fund had been very volatile for its entire life, that volatility had increased in March as the fast-growing technology stocks that Mr. Slattery specialized in came under selling pressure.

Earnings have been reduced recently because of losses in trading in the wholesale market, where prices have been very volatile.

"Emerging markets have been very volatile and will most likely remain very volatile until they have a lot of local investors," he said.

However, the increase probably does not suggest any material change in the pace of job growth given that claims have been very volatile since January because of difficulties smoothing the data for seasonal fluctuations.

In New Delhi, Shakeel Ahmad, the minister of state for home affairs, told reporters that the situation in Assam had been "very volatile, the government was on high alert and, even then, this has happened".