Sentence examples for weaker pricing from inspiring English sources

J.P. Morgan maintained an "underweight" rating on Micron last Monday and lowered earnings estimates on weaker pricing.

The lower prices, however, are likely to improve sales of crop nutrients since farmers need to replenish inventories, but the weaker pricing will temper earnings growth.

The Basel, Switzerland-based firm saw net sales grow by just 1.0% in the fourth quarter, as it was hit by a strengthening dollar and a weaker pricing environment for some of its products.

A similarly brief start-stop was experienced in the late 1980s and early 1990s, reversing only with the oncoming of the 1992 SuperCycle. Well prior to 2007′s housing collapse, and implosion from subprime debt, securitization and excess Wall Street leverage, semiconductors underwent internal crisis from weaker pricing and falling profit margins, even as overall unit output continued higher.

He cited weaker prices and uncompetitive operating margins.

It had been struggling to contain inflation until weaker prices for its imports, most notably oil, provided a boost.

"With either one, we would have seen somewhat weaker prices; with both the market is really having to adjust".

But they now consistently show slightly weaker prices, along with a nose dive in transactions as buyers wait for further price declines.

C1 Intel Misses Earnings Target Intel said slower sales of desktop computers and weaker prices led it to miss its revenue target for the fourth quarter.

UK Coal has slumped by a fifth after reporting a £20.6m first half loss, following a poor performance from its Daw Mill mine and weaker prices.

The UK is a net oil importer, so weaker prices for the black gold should improve the UK's trade balance".