Sentence examples for undermining market from inspiring English sources

This fickleness has attracted criticism, with some accusing them of undermining market stability.

But critics complain that government intervention is undermining market forces that otherwise would press an inefficient industry to consolidate.

Spending what is needed on public investment by these governments often runs the risk of undermining market incentives for business with high taxes and inflationary deficit spending.

They have been hesitant to shift their policy stances aggressively, however, for fear of triggering invidious comparisons vis-à-vis their neighbours and again undermining market confidence.A concerted, region-wide adoption of the new strategy would effectively counter such concerns.

He said the Fed would disclose the identities of the borrowers after a "lag that is sufficiently long" to avoid hurting the companies, undermining market confidence or discouraging borrowers.

The list of things O'Neill has said that have undermined the confidence of the financial markets, or created the impression with reporters that he is undermining market confidence, which may amount to the same thing, is now so long that it cannot be fully appreciated in a single paragraph.

Senator Jim Bunning of Kentucky, the ranking Republican on the subcommittee, said he believed that the trade cancellations were unfair and served "to undermine market discipline".

"We are concerned that prolonged uncertainty about the future of the exchange has the potential to undermine market confidence," said chairman Howard Davies in a letter to Lord Fraser.

Now real competition—from overseas markets and electronic trading systems known as ECNs has threatened to undermine market integration, making it harder for small investors to be sure they are getting the best price.

A decision on that issue, originally expected at the summit meeting, has been delayed until later in March because of Germany's reluctance to move, fearing that such a step could undermine market confidence, rather than bolster it.

"We believe that euro bonds are the wrong tool to stabilize Europe because it would take away the pressure for reform in our partner countries and it would also undermine market discipline," he said.