Sentence examples for market buzz from inspiring English sources

And for now, households have remained cool to the market buzz.

Indeed, the recent market buzz has been about the benefits of permanent monetisation of public deficits and debt.

Nothing has been officially announced about an I.P.O. for the team, but the market buzz is for a $1 billion issue for about 30 percent of the business.

He added that because $10 million sales became almost "commonplace" before the housing crash "and no longer generated any sense of amazement, the $20 million-and-higher sale was generating the market buzz".

"Let's bid farewell to the hoaxes piled up on the altars and in the palaces," Yoshihara urged, "the drawing rooms and the antique shops…Lock up these corpses in the graveyard".Given Gutai's Utopian philosophy, the current market buzz about its work is not without irony.

Both Yahoo and Apple moved higher today on market buzz surrounding the companies.

Russians have kept London's high-end real estate market buzzing.

Similarly, the 500 children who die each day require clean water and rudimentary medicines which, again, are not commodities which set the global market buzzing.

The market buzzed with reports of Bush, Sr., who had already been there to shop, having arrived in China a few days before his son in order to participate in a Sino-American trade forum.

The assembled ringside media experts – culled to a few hundred inside the arena from 18,000 applicants from around the world and grateful to be accommodated on seats that might have brought up to $100,000 on the secondary ticket market – buzzed throughout.

Each has their own distinctive character – Venice its old-Europe sheen, Toronto its crack-the-US-market buzz – and a number of films play both, though they only give the all-important world premiere to the one they like the best.