Sentence examples for some broad baskets from inspiring English sources

Hence consider some broad baskets, namely through exchange-traded funds.

The advent of stock-index futures provided a way to hedge risk on broad baskets of stocks.

They use index funds because they 1) represent broad baskets of individual stocks, 2) have lower investment expenses than stocks and mutual funds, and 3) are more tax efficient than other funds because they trade less frequently, generating less in capital gains.

It is also a problem for ordinary investors who have traditionally tried to protect their portfolios by spreading risk over a broad basket of assets, so that if some go down in price, others will increase.

Since August the dollar has fallen by 7% against a broad basket of currencies and 13% against the euro.

The slide in the dollar against a broad basket of currencies has become a hot topic among political and corporate leaders.

The consumer price index, which measures the prices of a broad basket of items purchased by people living in urban areas, rose by 0.0 per cent.

Most economists suggest that central banks should stick to stabilising the nominal prices of a broad basket of consumer goods, and hold their tongue on share prices.

Talk of its weakness is greatly exaggerated: its real trade-weighted exchange rate against a broad basket of currencies is still close to its 30-year average.

After adjusting for inflation differentials, the dollar's real trade-weighted value against a broad basket of currencies is close to its average level over the past 30 years.

The dollar has lost a total of 35% against the euro since early 2002; but it has fallen by a more modest 17% against a broad basket of currencies, including the Chinese yuan, which is pegged to the greenback.