Sentence examples for risk of volatility from inspiring English sources

Bradshaw points out that "if you reduce your pool of potential investment too far... you increase the risk of volatility.

A big surge is unappealing, because it indicates that the company and early shareholders left too much money on the table and it could increase the risk of volatility - because it might encourage investors to turn over shares quickly.

They spread out the purchases of energy to mitigate the risk of volatility when, for example, there is unrest in an oil-producing region.

From a practical standpoint, both China and Japan want to reduce the transaction costs of direct bilateral trade and the risks of volatility in exchange rates, said Professor Kupchan.

Big budget deficits will aggravate these external imbalances and so raise the risk of financial volatility, even a dollar crisis.

"Capital flows had been sensitive to diverging prospects for monetary policy around the world and there was a risk of further volatility in capital flows as that policy divergence progressed.

Venezuela provides the clearest evidence of these ills.Given the risk of price volatility and depletion, it is sensible to save some of the bonanza from commodities for a rainy day.

That will not do much to entice investors to buy shares, especially given the risk of greater volatility than other sectors.Reducing leverage might also reveal an uncomfortable truth, which is that much of what banks did before the crisis was not particularly profitable.

This paper proposed a price forecasting system for electric market participants to reduce the risk of price volatility.

Examining a case study of an important low-carbon energy technology, wind power, this study finds: (1) policy volatility has been substantial, (2) policy changes were uncorrelated across jurisdictions, suggesting that (3) investors could have substantially reduced their exposure to the risk of policy volatility by operating globally.

Thus, as much of the world measures risk in terms of volatility, the world is becoming less turbulent.