The toughest problem for Chinese policy makers may be that inflation is hitting hardest the people who can least afford it and may be the most politically volatile: blue-collar urban workers.
Then he sent thousands of soldiers into two other volatile areas, Blue Nile and Southern Kordofan, while continuing a crippling blockade of the south, strangling it of food and fuel.
"Russian equities may be volatile, but this blue chip company is worth the risk," says Cronin.
But as reality encroaches, residents and community leaders now concede that racial tensions have long simmered at Ithaca High School, a volatile mix of blue-collar youths from the city, children of the farms in the surrounding countryside and the sons and daughters of professors.
Value funds are 50% less risky than growth funds and 12% less volatile than the blue-chip S&P 500.
Small-company value stocks as a group are 12% less volatile than the blue-chip S&P 500.
Prices can be incredibly volatile — particularly for big blue chips — so pay attention to total return, which is the price and the dividend payment.
Stocks were mixed in a volatile session yesterday, with blue chips weighed down by uncertainty over oil prices and a new investigation of the insurance industry.
Led Zeppelin transmuted electric blues into volatile hard rock and delved into Celtic and Middle Eastern modes; it also forged the 1970s version of arena-rock, with all its indulgences.
And Rebecca Warner, small and doll-like in blue, is a volatile force as she pivots to face the audience.
MOE stimulation is achieved by controlling airflow of volatile stimuli into the nostril (blue arrow), which access the MOE, and are eliminated through a tracheotomy.
