Sentence examples for surging in value from inspiring English sources

Back then, AOL was also surging in value, with cashflow increasing rapidly.

Within months, the financial system began to mend — partly with the help of billions of dollars in government aid — and that stock began surging in value.

That is what happened in January 2015, when the Swiss national bank scrapped the €1.20 ceiling for the Swiss franc against the euro, which had been introduced in September 2011 to prevent the "Swissie" from surging in value.

A search of property records shows the Islander surged in value in Tate's hands over the past four years.

Others that the rumour was deliberately started by collectors and dealers of rhino horn, whose stocks have now surged in value.

Since it first surged in value in 1996, sterling has risen by over a quarter against a trade-weighted basket of goods.

And a wide array of assets typically owned by the wealthy have surged in value, from jewelry to wine, antiques and art.

He represented to investors that those holdings, bought on the private markets, would surge in value after the companies went public, the complaint said.

Since the onset of the crisis, the euro has surged in value against the British pound, which circulates in Northern Ireland, making prices in northern stores so irresistible that southerners are flocking over the border in record numbers.

Porsche has not been able to raise the financing even after the options contracts surged in value along with the sevenfold gain in VW shares since 2005, according to the analysts.

The euro surged in value today after the move was announced, instead of falling, as currency traders turned their attention to the United States, where the Federal Reserve is expected to reduce rates later this month.