Sentence examples for prices dive from inspiring English sources

"Watch mortgage rates soar and housing activity and prices dive even more in the aftermath of this bond market action," said David Rosenberg, the chief economist for Gluskin Sheff.

"Watch mortgage rates soar and housing activity and prices dive even more in the aftermath of this bond market action," David A. Rosenberg, the chief economist for Gluskin Sheff, said.

The Campus Trilogy charts the rise of the literary critic as international superstar, a phenomenon inextricably bound up with the rise of air travel in 1960s and 70s, after airline deregulation saw prices dive and passenger numbers soar.

Among emerging European countries, where cross-border capital flows were critical and have now dried up, those with higher LDRs (ie, fewer deposits) have seen their banks' share prices dive the most (see chart 6 .Retail-bank bosses who had financed loan growth by tapping wholesale sources of funding are now targeting lower LDRs.

Most oil companies are doing what they almost always do when prices dive: cutting outlays for well drilling.

Matsushita and Hitachi agreed Monday to tie up in the plasma display panel business, while Sharp and Fujitsu reached a deal on liquid-crystal displays, as prices dive and heated competition force Japanese electronics giants into partnerships.

Stock prices dived last week on the back of the rumours.

Budget deficits are lower than in 2009, the last time commodity prices dived and the dollar rose.