Sentence examples for started to price from inspiring English sources

Financial markets have already started to price in this new interest in gas.

They have started to price financial stocks at Great Depression levels, not just recession levels.

Instead, traders started to price in additional risk for bills maturing in late November and throughout December.

As for how the markets will react, Anthony Valeri, investment strategist for fixed income at LPL Financial, thinks they have already started to price in a favorable outcome.

They soon realized further growth would require them to run their business on the cheap, and so started to price their goods with the same frugal mindset.

David Bloom, currency strategist at HSBC, says with polls tight traders are starting to price political risk into the pound.

"Mediocre drugs are starting to price themselves at almost the same level as the really innovative drugs.

On top of it, the Saudis will probably start to price oil in euros, which will be a tremendous blow to the hegemony of the dollar.

People are just starting to price deals under the new regulations, according to Mr. Danovitch of Gersten Savage.

But it was relatively weak against the euro; as with the US, markets are starting to price in a further round of QE.

But as fresh signs of economic weakness around the world emerge, financial markets are already starting to price in possible rate cuts.