Sentence examples for price depression from inspiring English sources

That flood of freshly free equity could lead to a share price depression, as employees hungry for liquidity dump their long-held equity onto the public market.

So when you see Seagate stock at a temporary low, you know that despite the share price depression, Seagate remains a good company with a bright future.

It was followed by a gradual decline in agricultural products prices, a price depression, initially present in Western Europe.

With over 1.6 million internally displaced in South Sudan, and another 600,000 refugees in neighboring countries, are oil price declines exacerbating humanitarian crises in oil-producing African countries, and can we expect further deterioration as a result of the recent price depression?

Forbes: Is Japan still priced at Great Depression prices?

As buyers subsequently priced in a recession rather than a depression, prices recovered even as stocks were rising.

Modern India is facing international and domestic terrorism, economic depression, price inflation and the loss of moral backbone among most of its politicians.

During the Depression prices fell because there was too little demand, thanks to financial panic and widespread unemployment.

Mr. Jabre said he reached the conclusion that the markets were pricing in a depression, not a recession.

This collective behaviour causes the whole financial system to shrink, and this spills over into price deflations and depressions.

Specifically, by taking America off the gold standard — a shocking move at the time — and explicitly calling for a return to pre-Depression price levels, FDR created an expectation of rising prices that had a salutary effect on demand.