Sentence examples for much greater volatility from inspiring English sources

Or it could be a reflection of the much greater volatility in that survey.

Not only have we experienced much greater volatility and propensity to financial meltdown across emerging markets and now even industrial countries, but even the periods of economic expansion have been based on the global poor subsidising the rich.

By comparison, a 100 percent allocation to stocks produced an average annual gain of 9.9 percent, with a decline in 25 of the 86 years and much greater volatility.

"In the absence of central bank intervention, autonomous liquidity shocks could lead to much greater volatility in the markets".

A 25-year gold investor (between 1973 and the previous price height at the end of 2008) would have earned 7% a year, outperforming cash by a narrow margin but trailing returns from stocks, government bonds, corporate bonds and real estate and with much greater volatility.

The volatility is much greater than in developed markets, so it's much more like owning equities than owning bonds.

That will not do much to entice investors to buy shares, especially given the risk of greater volatility than other sectors.Reducing leverage might also reveal an uncomfortable truth, which is that much of what banks did before the crisis was not particularly profitable.

Shell also argued against the draft market abuse proposals to stop insider dealing, arguing they would require it to disclose too much information about, for example, refinery breakdowns, leading to "price spikes", greater volatility and "higher bills for consumers".

Overall, as documented by the Bank of England's Andrew G. Haldane, stock market volatility in the U.S. and the UK has been much greater over the past two decades than it was before.

Many technology issues have faced even greater volatility.

A. We're seeing greater volatility in energy markets.