Sentence examples for markets perception from inspiring English sources

In the financial markets, perception is reality.

A currency's strength is determined more by the markets' perception of monetary policy than by fiscal policy.

They worry that designating large financial institutions as "systemically important" would feed the markets' perception that the companies have implicit government backing.

Clearly, the markets' perception of the relative risks of default differs from the rating agencies'.But here's a funny thing: if the agencies are so bad at their job, why is business booming?

The spread with respect to Germany of real interest rates on 10 year government bonds is also included as a measure of markets' perception of fiscal conditions11.

Microsoft can afford to be patient, but while it hopes that the Windows handset market will wake up, how will it affect financial markets perception of the company?

In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Teachers salaries Tradeexchangenge rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Perceptions of corruption Reprints.

But corruption is felt to have worsened in Austria, Bahrain, Jordan and Thailand.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Teachers salaries Tradeexchangenge rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Perceptions of corruption Reprints.

But right now all the firms in that industry are suffering from the markets' perceptions of that sector.

"Defining it as an epidemic has been hugely important in changing the market perception".

It just raises into the market perception that you can find the face of president Trump.