Sentence examples for markets in troubled from inspiring English sources

Bond markets in troubled southern European countries were also hit.

One is that the European Central Bank (ECB) was able to sidestep a coercive write-down of its Greek bonds, acquired as part of a programme to stabilise bond markets in troubled euro-zone countries.

If there were an active market in troubled assets, the banks might have to recognize losses they now can pretend will vanish if they are ignored.

The E.C.B.'s benchmark rate has lost much of its power to influence market rates in troubled corners of the euro zone.

Without boosting macroeconomic demand, making labour markets more flexible in troubled EU countries – while often necessary – will not in itself create sufficient jobs.

Investors bid up Treasury debt, a refuge in troubled markets, and sold shares in bond guarantors and some investment banks.

One way is to use CoVAR (Conditional VAR), a measure that aims to capture spillover effects in troubled markets, such as losses due to the distress of others.

It assumes that rational traders will drive out the irrational, even though there are plenty of practical constraints (the difficulty in shorting, the ability to get access to finance in troubled markets) that may stop them from doing so.

"This would suggest that perhaps the intense downdraft in prices in troubled markets, some of which is being dictated by foreclosure activity, is beginning to draw in buyers," said Stephen Stanley, Strategist at RBS Greenwich Capital.

The most crucial issue facing Chrysler today is that many of its leading sellers are in troubled markets.

Debt-market specialists buy debt in troubled companies in a bid to exert control over their future.