Sentence examples for market blows from inspiring English sources

Nationwide's analysis of the private rental market blows the whistle on the ludicrous claim from buy-to-let merchants that people choose to rent and that they enjoy a jaunty iPhone-and-avocado-on-toast lifestyle.

Invest after the market blows up.

That's when this market blows wide open.

It also helps explain why, even as the stock market blows back toward record highs, the Federal Reserve is still pumping cash into the financial system.

THE junk-bond market blew up spectacularly at the end of the 1980s, and its creator, Michael Milken, ended up in jail.

The once public company has somewhat reinvented itself after a disastrous foray into the US mobile phone market blew up most of its investors' money.

One of the deadliest attacks came at night when two bombs placed near a market blew up less than a minute apart in Baghdad's mostly Shia neighborhood of Husseiniyah, killing 10 people and wounding 30 others.

After reeling off numerous initiatives in these areas, Mr Kelleher suggests that the recent crisis will prove to be for Morgan Stanley what the 1994 bond market blow-up was for Goldman: an event so traumatic that it leads to a permanently increased attunement to risk .In the future we'll show more discipline in defining the sandboxes we play in," says Mr Gorman.

"There's a most unusual if not unique convergence of many, many more people in the market, seeing the market blow up in their faces," said Marianne K. Smythe, a partner at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering in Washington and a former government regulator of the fund industry.

But since its release in early 2016, The Big Short, based on the book by Michael Lewis, has pulled in the crowds to see a caper movie about the 2008 financial crash, and how the housing market blew up, first the US, and then the global economy.

In 1999 the swaps market blew up, taking the upper tier of the credit markets with it.