Sentence examples for substantial undervaluation from inspiring English sources

So much for the idea that last week's offer of £42.15 was a "very substantial undervaluation".

There seems to be general satisfaction that SAB chairman Jan du Plessis made a correct call when he dismissed AB InBev's £65bn offer as a "very substantial undervaluation".

In its most recent installment of a twice-yearly report to Congress on the exchange and economic policies of the United States' major trading partners, the Treasury Department said that China has "resisted very strong market pressures" for currency appreciation and that its "real effective exchange rate exhibited persistent and substantial undervaluation".

More recently, we saw another stock move from significant undervaluation to extreme overvaluation in short order.

The Fed Model would interpret stocks' advantage of 1.2 percentage points as strong evidence of undervaluation.

CHINA'S currency has long been undervalued, and this undervaluation has long been a sore spot for China's trading partners.

China's deliberate currency undervaluation accounts for a significant part of America's massive trade deficit with China.

The real problem, the problem of the undervaluation of the dollar, has never been addressed.

Other analysts say that an undervaluation of 10 percent of more remains significant.

Whenever the undervaluation index exceeds one, the currency is considered undervalued.

The euro is already undervalued and the question is whether an even greater undervaluation will drive demand.