Sentence examples for tumbled in value from inspiring English sources

Companies who profit from selling annuities have tumbled in value.

Like lenders, insurers' assets include shares and securities that have tumbled in value.

There are growing signs, however, that float fatigue has set in after several market debutantes tumbled in value.

CLOs have also been battered as the leveraged loans they are linked to have tumbled in value.

My flat in Birmingham has tumbled in value, but everything else is going down at the same time.

S.& P., Moody's and Fitch Ratings have drawn criticism for assigning their highest grades to securities tied to subprime mortgages, only to downgrade them later as defaults surged and the investments tumbled in value.

Meanwhile, minority Rusal investors led by Vekselberg are already in dispute with Deripaska for his refusal to sell the company's stake in Arctic miner Norilsk Nickel, which has since tumbled in value.

Singapore has not had any capital controls since the early 1970's, has no provision for them under current law, and resisted the temptation to impose them in the Asian financial meltdown of 1997-98, the worst crisis in recent memory, even though the Singapore dollar tumbled in value along with other currencies in the region.

Iran's currency, the rial, tumbled in value to its lowest level ever against the dollar on Tuesday in panic selling caused in part by the country's increased economic isolation from international sanctions, an unbridled inflation problem and worries that government officials there are ideologically incapable of devising a workable solution.

But the euro and pound have tumbled in value against the dollar ever since, giving Americans more bang for their buck today.

That set off a wave of selling in markets around the world, causing stocks, bonds and other investments to tumble in value.