用markets造句子，“markets”造句

Good ware makes quick markets.

Food markets and shops are flourishing.

All of our clients in the overseas markets especially the Europe and America markets.

The efficient markets theory is that unregulated markets are efficient and rational.

Builder, a trade publication, recently ranked America's healthiest housing markets.

Indeed, by fragmenting markets, it may actually make things worse.

These fast traders create unstable markets, increase volatility, and are scaring individual investors away from the markets.

The disaster in the housing and mortgage markets shows that free markets don't always get incentives right or generate the information people need to make wise decisions.

The electric energy from the "Lunar Power Company" will supply the energy markets on the Moon and, with sufficient growth, will deliver energy profitably to Earth markets.

TWO bear markets in the past decade have made many investors reconsider their attitude towards equities.

This sophisticated blend is sold extensively in Asia Duty Free markets.

But three fears remain: that China's economy is in deep trouble; that emerging markets are vulnerable to a full-blown crisis; and that the long rally in rich-world markets is over.

Ripe futures markets play a role of pricing non-ferrous metal, and futures price may be weathervane to spot price.

"Information makes markets work, and markets improve welfare," he concludes.

Others are tentatively returning to securitisation markets.

Forecasting is as old as markets themselves.

For example, the following high-tension line in this there are many wholesale markets, country markets, fruit markets, but also to a certain degree of structural adjustment.

Focus on topics and ideas with large markets.

The Christmas markets generally don't sell the pine trees for Christmas, though. There are other markets for those trees.

LONDON (MarketWatch) - European stock markets rose Wednesday following a strong session for most Asian markets and as banking and insurance stocks rebounded from their recent heavy declines.

And even Western multinationals can use them to gain access to difficult markets.

Yet the most he will say about that affair is that he is now mistrustful of markets in capital and assets, but unflinchingly in favour of markets in goods and services.

But markets were unimpressed.

Global markets require multilateral rules.

Breaking into export markets is always much harder than entering markets at home.

We will gradually diversify China's import markets for strategic supplies.

'Once there are more solid signs of recovery in the global markets, we may see some profit-taking in emerging markets and some fund flows back into these developed markets,' he says.

No. 8 With foreign markets volatile, now's a good time to invest in bonds.

We had several generations with no experience of markets. You can't just announce the markets and see them appear overnight. I was actually saying it will take a generation for it to start working.

He continues to abhor markets.

Money markets promote short-term securities trading, while capital markets promote long-term bond trading.

Despite the success of emerging market equity markets, bond markets have developed more slowly in many countries.

Moreover, Merrill is seen as a cornerstone of a strategic push into new markets.

The markets were unimpressed.

For example, we know efficient markets require regulation.

The equity markets have experienced a year of volatility, with significant increases in volume in emerging markets and declines in developed regions.

Produce markets also have taken a hit.

Investors should be generally aware that corporate bonds, even in mature markets such as the US and Britain, have fairly li-mited secondary markets.

Most Asian markets were closed for holiday.

Some investment Banks are hiring staff for Asia-Pacific markets at the fastest rate they think they can absorb, typically increasing the number of employees in vital markets by 20-25 per cent a year.

The trouble with niche markets that do not develop into mass markets is that they soon reach a limit.

In "Winning the War for Talent in emerging markets: Why women are the Solution", Sylvia Ann Hewlett and Ripa Rashid point out that businesswomen face steep obstacles in emerging markets.