Sentence examples for markets crumble from inspiring English sources

As equity markets crumble, much-needed recapitalizations "become more and more difficult" because investor appetite for new sales of shares declines, Mario Draghi, the Italian central bank chief, who heads global efforts to reform financial regulation, said last week.

Maybe old Soros has returned from retirement for one last killer score, as free floating fiat currency markets crumble before our eyes, leaving only gold and definitely maybe a few stylish cryptocurrencies breathing.

However, the deal remains in limbo after Suzlon's initial financing deal fell apart as markets crumbled.

It did worse in 2008, when all markets crumbled, but again did better in 2009 and 2010 as it became clear that emerging markets had fared much better than developed economies.

In the early hours of 15 September 2008, as the US bank Lehman Brothers was collapsing, many feared the worst, and they were proved correct: markets crumbled and, in the coming days and weeks, so did some 30 banks around the world.

As markets crumbled this year, there was scarcely any safe haven outside U.S. Treasury paper.

As world markets crumbled and the global recession intensified, the dollar once again became the popular currency to hold.

The biggest gainer is banker Andrew Beal, who tripled his net worth to $4.5 billion buying up cheap loans and assets as the markets crumbled last fall.

That explanation never carried much weight with the economists and engineers who watched the state's electricity market crumble.

Having its market crumble for no apparent reason with world leaders and world press in town was more than a little embarrassing to the Koreans, and they began immediate investigations.

But when the housing market crumbled and work dried up, Mr. Rosado started getting high again.