Sentence examples for markets of developing from inspiring English sources

Professional investors around the world are heavily invested in the stock markets of developing countries.

According to the documents, BAT arranged to supply massive numbers of cigarettes to wholesalers and distributors, expecting that they would find their way into crooked hands and on to the black markets of developing countries after being smuggled across national borders, without duty being paid.

WTO sources said Lamy was confident of a final breakthrough after a cabal of the organisation's 150 members - the US, the European Union, Brazil, India, Japan, Australia and China - agreed a deal late last week that would see cuts in farm protection in the west in return for easier access to the industrial markets of developing countries.

Toshiba to Buy I.B.M.'s Retail Sales Unit for $850 Million  |  The acquisition, which is expected to close by July, will help Toshiba to expand into the fast-growing consumer markets of developing countries, the companies said in a joint statement.

The U.S. and Europe, working through the IMF, the World Bank and WTO, have opened up the markets of developing countries.

Furthermore, the various observations made in this study is quite promising since quality and control agencies can fast track and screen counterfeit and substandard pharmaceutical tablets flooding the markets of developing counties just by using this simple and inexpensive device.

Generally speaking, the cash flows are more likely to occur in the government bond markets of developed countries.

Almujamed et al. (2013); Errunza and Losq (1985) suggested there is a lower degree of efficiency in emerging markets, compared to the consolidated markets of developed countries.

According to Chang et al. (2004), emerging countries became attractive markets to investors looking for portfolio diversification and financial returns above the average attainable from the consolidated markets of developed countries.

Three coinciding events Greece's sharp budget deficit revisions from as low as 3.7% of GDP to 12.7% in October, the announcement of the beginning of the ECB's exit strategies and the Dubai default have triggered renewed risk aversion in the sovereign bond markets of developed countries.

Electricity is a little more difficult, but the IntercontinentalExchange in Atlanta has done a pretty good job in the over the counter market of developing electricity contracts.