Sentence examples for violent market from inspiring English sources

And you get violent market reactions.

Such an event would be unprecedented, and many financial analysts fear a possible violent market reaction with global ramifications.

That could unleash violent market reactions that could conceivably produce another market cataclysm like the 2008 bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and throw the world into another recession.

All told, about $7 trillion of shareholders' wealth — the gains of the last six years — was wiped out in a year of violent market swings.

The high rate in the early 1990s was linked to a variety of conditions, most notably the emergence of a large and violent market for crack cocaine.

Philipp Hildebrand, vice chairman of BlackRock (the world's largest fund manager) warns there could be a "violent" market reaction to a no-deal Brexit.

The 1980s and 1990s, for example, were characterized by thriving, violent markets in cocaine and firearms, which swept up many adolescents and adults.

A similar battle in 2011 led to a downgrade of Treasury debt and was the catalyst for a violent stock market decline.

A flourishing, violent black market is the inevitable consequence of a substantial hike in the price of cigarettes, the industry argues.

The weak economy and uncertainty at home is causing violent stock market gyrations.

Second, it is unclear that a major attraction of legalisation - the supposed reduction of the violent, underground market - would materialise.