Sentence examples for markets and negative from inspiring English sources

"There are positive markets and negative markets".

After DuPont DD -1.04% beat the market by 100% during Kullman's first six years, the company reported two weak quarters, largely on account of factors that affected all commodity producers: China's slump, collapsing commodity prices, weak agricultural markets, and negative currency comparisons.

The Democratic strategy appears to be to pass such a bill in the Senate then hope that pressure from financial markets and negative polls will force the Republican-controlled House to follow suit next week as the deadline to raise the ceiling approaches.

In Europe, sales dropped 2% in November, as a strong UK performance was dragged down by a "very weak" Russian market and negative results in both France and Germany.

Increases in taxation do not only improve fiscal balances and reduce debt accumulation, but also produce a mix of negative Keynesian type of spending effects in the goods market and negative neo-classical type labor market effects in the short run: output and employment decline in the short run.

PCR analysis of samples from 91 palm civets and 15 raccoon dogs in 1 animal market and 1,107 civets from 25 farms in 12 provinces showed positive results for all animals from the market and negative results for all animals from the farms.

Martin Gilbert, Aberdeen's chief executive, said: "The cyclical correction in Asian and emerging markets and resulting negative investor sentiment has, as expected, led to further flows from our equities business.

A run-up in interest rates on government debts could eventually set off "a substantial loss in investor confidence in some sovereign issuers," the I.M.F. said, with the potential for "wider spillovers to other countries and markets and a negative shock to confidence".

The booking softness exhibited in May was influenced by market instability and negative headlines coming out of Europe, says Citi analyst Gregory Badishkanian.

However, the potential for market distortions and negative impacts on consumers from subsidies granted to renewable energy sources has led to a trend in renewable energy policy design away from standard FiTs and increasingly toward auctions [1].

Interestingly and according to our expectations, the coefficient for the dummy of the election year is positive for reforms increasing labour market regulation and negative for those decreasing it.