Sentence examples for reserve buying from inspiring English sources

First, a sizeable fraction of the world's copious appetite for bonds has been the artificial result of central bank and foreign-exchange reserve buying.

A lone bidder battling against the reserve, bought the set for £3.22 million, well under the low estimate.

This aims to keep pork affordable and reasonably priced: when pigs become too expensive, the government releases some of its stock onto the market; if they become too cheap, the reserve buys more porkers to keep farmers in profit.

As the reserve buys out families and expands its holdings — it now has about 274,000 acres of private ranches and leased public lands — some here are digging in their heels and vowing not to let their ranches become part of the project.

There are a number of options for China to diversify its reserves: buying depressed global equities; stockpiling currently cheap commodities like oil, steel and grain; accumulating euros and yen.

After a two-year slowdown in mergers and acquisitions in the industry, companies are once again looking for ways to use their checkbooks to expand their reserves, buy new technology or snap up promising oil and gas fields.

His idea, dubbed the "coal retirement plan" is simple: Instead of selling coal reserves, buy them.

The trust is actively expanding this nature reserve by buying farmland and creating new wildlife habitats, where Konik ponies and Highland cattle are put out to graze.

"Its oil companies directly own these reserves, so buying their shares gives investors ownership of reserves that is not available so directly through Shell or BP".

Specifically, agencies are feigning interest in inventory in order to reserve a price, but not actually committing to reserving or buying that inventory.

Supporting a currency involves selling foreign-currency reserves and buying domestic assets; in the face of determined speculation, the reserves usually run out.