Sentence examples for rises in share from inspiring English sources

The long depression in consumer and engineering issues in the UK has brought a surge of takeovers and management buy-outs, involving sharp rises in share prices.

"We think the possibility of a similar crisis is remote," they said — though they added that global economic growth was likely to ease back in the second half of this year, limiting any rises in share prices.

Chinese investors often suspect manipulation behind the sudden, sharp rises in share prices, but their typical reaction is not outrage.

An increase in excess money has often been followed by a rise in share prices.

But a sharp rise in share prices accompanied by a big increase in borrowing should set alarm bells ringing.

In many European markets, currency gains against the dollar were as big as the actual rise in share prices.

If, say, a rise in share prices reflects a jump in productivity growth, a central bank need not fret.

They could best satisfy CSFB's demands by selling their allocation after the initial rise in share prices.

A rise in share prices also makes it cheaper for firms to raise funds and so invest more.

Mr Ranson finds that a low stocks-to-gold ratio does imply a rise in share prices.

For another, it thinks that demand will be buoyed by the rise in share prices and the fall in the exchange rate over the past three months.