Sentence examples for markets that is from inspiring English sources

Is the flow of goods and services from world markets that is to be maintained, or is it the current or some future level of consumption?

But for less sophisticated banks and markets, that is not yet an option.

Archipelago is the only one of the three major electronic markets that is privately held.

Brazil's currency has plummeted, aggravating a credit crunch on international markets that is hurting Brazilian companies.

But as Indonesian palm oil began to flood Western markets, that is exactly what began to happen.

When countries accounting for more than a third of its GDP are struggling in export markets, that is exactly what they need.

Although many pundits like to blame the IMF for mishandling the crisis in emerging markets, that is about all they agree on.

Having the ability to borrow anonymous shares also applies to the specialist himself who buys and sells -- and sells-short -- stock out of their own account to make sure they have enough inventory to 'make-markets' that is, buy and sell when there are not enough orders to fill a 'market order.'.

Stock indexes count most of the markets in the Middle East and Africa as frontier markets -- that is, the least-developed sort -- though they typically rank Egypt, South Africa and a handful of others as more mature emerging markets.

His definition of freedom consists of freedom of speech, religion, politics and "freedom of markets" -- that is, economic globalization.

"Bull markets" -- that is, times when stocks are rising or expected to rise -- "are about cooperation," Jeffrey Gundlach, chief executive of downtown Los Angeles money manager DoubleLine, said Friday.