Sentence examples for on the bourses from inspiring English sources

But despite the worried reactions on the bourses, the region is much better prepared for exchange-rate swings today than it was six years ago.

They are presumed to have engaged in a life-and-death struggle, a concomitant of which was the dumping on the bourses of London, Paris, & Berlin of such vast blocks of Shell shares that the market value of the combine's stock dropped 12 and a half million pounds in a single day and depreciated more than a 130 million pounds in the course of a year.

"Now we have come to an agreement and the object is to assist them with an introduction on the bourse".

But the stock of foreign holdings remains historically high; several firms have raised money on the bourse in recent days.

They blame complex listing regulations and the government's decision to privatize large companies in the hands of strategic investors rather than float them on the bourse.

Share transactions in France were historically centred on the Bourse de Paris (Paris Stock Exchange), a national system that in the late 20th century incorporated much smaller exchanges at Lyon, Bordeaux, Lille, Marseille, Nancy, and Nantes.

To publish all a writer's false starts and minutiae is the literary equivalent of the retrospective, a signal that a reputation is being advanced, a position aggressively taken on the bourse of renown.

BUDAPEST — Owing to the uneasiness displayed on the Bourse, the Premier has issued the following communiqué: "It is absolutely impossible that the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy should join in any war; the asking for supplementary credits by the Government seems to have been completely misinterpreted.

Although there is a genuine and general conviction that the Moroccan problem will be solved peaceably, the uncertainty as to the real state of the negotiations provoked on the Bourse to-day scenes of desolations similar to those witnessed on Monday.

All kinds of political and economic information flowed to the money-lending centres, and this information gave rise to generally held opinions in the banking community; the ditta di borsa ("opinion on the bourse") is often referred to in documents of the period.

It was the most actively traded stock on the bourse, falling 12% to 186 yen.