Sentence examples for markets bidding from inspiring English sources

That liquidity, Mr. Gijsels said, has to go somewhere, and if the real economy is moribund, it is likely go into the financial markets, bidding up prices for financial assets.

However, the majority of such analyses focus on the electricity markets bidding strategies on generation-side rather than on the demand-side.

With Bear Stearns disposed of, the markets bid down share prices of Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch, two other investment banks with exposure to mortgage-backed securities.

Despite that message, the markets bid up the odds for a rate cut, with some traders speculating that it could come as early as March.

While the impact of a country's leaving the euro is hard to predict, economists fear the crisis could spread to much larger countries like Spain and Italy if financial markets bid up borrowing rates to unsustainable levels.

Cheap sterling and low interest rates brought buyers piling into the market, bidding up prices.

"At the height of the market, bidding wars weren't based on real prices," said Dottie Herman, the president of Prudential Douglas Elliman.

Page B15 Arts CHINA'S ART COLLECTORS PROVE TO BE A NEW MARKET FORCE As auction houses prepare for their fall sales, Chinese collectors are expected to be a major boost for the market, bidding on big-ticket artworks despite a backdrop of global economic turmoil.

The cap-and-trade system known as AB 23 ultimately puts a dollar price on industry carbon emissions (according to our colleague Felicity Barringer, the precise price of $10.09 per metric ton of emissions in the first free-market bidding in November).

The energy market bidding amount drawn in Fig. 7 shows the aggregator's specific distribution of the energy market bidding among the distributed batteries.

Then generators participate in initial emission market bidding for emission allowances.