Sentence examples for market benchmarking from inspiring English sources

Benzo[ k]fluoranthene, the one polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon with statistically significant increased yield in the pooled analysis, has not been determined in market benchmarking studies with one exception, in which on average 27% lower yields were determined for American-blend compared to Virginia-type cigarettes (Ding et al., 2006).

"Mistrust between market participants or of market benchmarks can also impair the functioning of specific markets".

Index-fund managers don't pick the stocks they own — the funds mirror a market benchmark.

But the bond is losing its status as the Treasury market benchmark.

I have a "medium-low risk tolerance" and a "greater market benchmark focus".

Only the leading 20% of funds meaningfully outperform naive market benchmarks.

They have barely kept pace with the broad market benchmark over the last decade, with peers far outperforming it.

Returns are often uncorrelated with conventional market benchmarks, they say, and that can help reduce portfolio volatility and, therefore, risk.

Basic stock market index funds generally aspire to nothing more than matching the returns of a market benchmark.

As a market benchmark, I used the S&P 500 Index and ran multiple regression analyses of monthly index returns.

And a new index fund, which tracks a market benchmark like the Standard & Poor's 500, is unlikely to offer surprises.