Sentence examples for markets decided from inspiring English sources

Sailfish Capital Partners, also stung by the credit markets, decided last month to shut down.

As for America, its policymakers do not really care which currencies the dollar falls against, so long as it falls.Plus ça change, the markets decided.

The markets decided there was something in it, the shares rising 9% or by 29p to 348p, the biggest mover among the blue-chips.

Even if past summits have tended to produce only a temporary burst of optimism, before markets decided there was nothing concrete agreed after all.

At about 9 05, the betting markets decided Romney had it in the bag: on Intrade, the implied probability of him winning jumped from sixty per cent to eighty-five per cent.

The euro has dropped back below $1.21 against the US dollar since first Italy and then Spain outlawed short-selling today, as the financial markets decided the bans were a clear Sell Signal.

If the markets decide the Fed is pulling back, rates could rise.

Let the markets decide what needs investment and what does not.

Indeed, this is how the capital markets decide which companies are most likely to succeed.

The spending for the new worldwide ads depends on how many local markets decide to run them.

"People perceive you are trying to overly manage the process rather than let the open markets decide".