Sentence examples for price narrowing from inspiring English sources

Compounding matters, new accounting rules force banks to peg the value of their stocks to current prices, not their original purchase price, narrowing the chance for profits.

You would have a nice windfall in this stock if the spread between liquidation value and share price narrowed.

This means the year-on-year fall in house prices narrowed to 13% in April from 13.6% in March.

The controversial mining and energy trading giant Glencore has been plunged back into crisis by the financial markets, with a near-unprecedented number of investors betting against its share price and narrowing the odds that it could default on its debts.

Although the gap between online and offline prices is narrowing, it may still be worth checking the Internet first.

Customers trimmed spending on computers and office furniture, leading Staples to lower prices and narrowing gross profit to 23.7percentt from 24.8percentt.

The fall in the rate of inflation means that the gap between pay increases and the rise in prices is narrowing.

Increased competition, falling prices and narrowing profit margins have hurt its business, especially in the TV segment which has been making a loss for the past eight years.

It is giving special emphasis to price gap management (narrowing the difference in price between Kraft's products and those of its competitors).

In addition, the one-year contango, or the difference between spot prices and forward prices, has narrowed to $3 an ounce, from $15 a few years ago.

After construction, the price gap narrowed to 4.6percentt.