"market basis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a method or approach that is based on the market or influenced by market conditions. This phrase is often used in business or economic contexts. Example: "Our company's pricing strategy is based on a market basis, taking into consideration current market trends and competitor prices."
Zhu's comments followed similar remarks earlier in the day at the same conference by the head of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) Jiang Jianqing, who said there was no market basis for further yuan weakness.
In practice that will require balanced budgets; no more cheap credits for state enterprises; and direct controls on wage-setting, given that these enterprises have little incentive to restrain wages.One part of the economy that will take time to put on a market basis is trade with the Soviet Union.
For now, the most important ETF message, on an overall equity market basis is: Beware!.
"Our relationship is shifting completely to a market basis," a Gazprom spokesman told the AP.
Companies attempt to increase the market basis in less developed countries.
"On a market by market basis we will have either WhatsApp or Facebook," said Broadley.
If an EchoStar-Hughes deal were considered on a product-market basis, Mr. Manishin said, regulators might be much more receptive than if they choose to judge it on a geographic-market basis.
"Each territory is different, and we evaluate and enact distribution strategies on a market-by-market basis.
Aetna said it was "reviewing future options for its Medicare business on a market-by-market basis and expects to exit a number of markets next year".
The percentage of consumers who are buying hotel room inventory that's on sale or only available on Expedia is increasing on a market-by-market basis.
That meant it could report the transaction on a mark-to-market basis, similar to the way it accounted for the energy trades.
