Sentence examples for price turmoil from inspiring English sources

A British stock market trader is accused of sending out fake tweets to profit from the share price turmoil.

However, the recent stock price turmoil shows that much of that confidence has been lost.

Oil price turmoil shouldn't be allowed to overshadow the bigger issue at stake that 2014 was globally the hottest year on record.

On Tuesday when he tried to make a large purchase, his suppliers suspended sales due to the pricing turmoil.

Other losses were set off by a domino effect of macroeconomic events — including surprise currency moves by central banks in China, Switzerland and elsewhere, as well as plunging oil prices, the collapse of commodity prices and turmoil in emerging markets.

A recent paper by two Oxford economists bears this out, showing a tight correlation between London house prices and turmoil in southern and Eastern Europe.

Social Security's experts were hardly the only people surprised by the dreadful economy, which was buffeted by skyrocketing oil prices, Middle East turmoil and a slumping stock market.

Yet, the International Monetary Fund warned that Asian economies could be hit hard by soaring oil prices and turmoil in the financial markets.

On the other hand, it is possible that the high risk premium means that investors have already discounted rising interest rates, high oil prices and turmoil in Iraq.

Despite the recent jump in oil prices and turmoil in Japan, North Africa and the Middle East, air passenger and cargo demand are expected to increase 4.4 and 5.5 percent, respectively, this year, largely in line with long-term trends.

"With all the world-complicating factors, including rising oil prices, political turmoil in the Middle East and the loss of jobs in the Gulf of Mexico, this decision offers hope," he said.