Sentence examples for jump in value of from inspiring English sources

However, the survey does not take into account the recent jump in value of the Swiss franc.

That stake jumped in value on Friday after President Putin pledged to lift restrictions on the foreign ownership of Gazprom's stock, sending the company's shares soaring.

Two of the most enduring myths in personal finance are that (a) people work their guts out to pay for a home that jumps in value to hundreds of thousands of pounds and (b) that the nasty taxman will, when they die, snatch the money they wanted to leave to the kids.

LA was the gift that kept on giving to the owners who saw their own franchises jump in value every time another member of the club got their own downtown trophy.

During the first half of this year, a 44percentt jump in the value of Canada's oil and gas exports to the United States helped push Canada's June trade surplus with its neighbor to a monthly record of $5.2 billion.

Formal authentication became big business in the 1980s, when seals of approval helped baseball cards and other sports memorabilia jump in value.

Economists cautioned that a 41 percent jump in the value of imports reflected higher prices for commodities last year, and not greater domestic consumption.

That helps explain the jump in the value of beer brands like Brazil's Brahma, which is worth 61% more than last year.

But for trade-dependent Japan and Switzerland, a sudden jump in the value of their currencies can wreak havoc by making their exports uncompetitive.

Despite an 80percentt jump in the value of the Russian market last year, stocks are still relatively cheap, said Peter Boone, head of research at Brunswick UBS Warburg, an investment bank in Moscow and a subsidiary of UBS Warburg.

Then, when inflation fell in the 1990s, they benefited again from a step jump in the value of their biggest asset as low interest rates stimulated a prolonged housing boom.