The bulk market remains active worldwide, and both buyers and sellers are very excited about the upcoming ProWein show in Germany.
The bulk market remains steady, with good opportunities for buyers in many markets.
Not exact matches
Overall, however, the
bulk of the evidence continues to suggest tepid economic growth with moderate but persistent inflation pressures, and the
Market Climate for precious metals
remains favorable on our measures.
Bulk wine market sluggish as 2014 harvest ends, says Ciatti: As the 2014 harvest draws to a close, the bulk wine market remains sluggish, with plentiful stocks available in most markets, says the latest report from Ciatt
Bulk wine
market sluggish as 2014 harvest ends, says Ciatti: As the 2014 harvest draws to a close, the
bulk wine market remains sluggish, with plentiful stocks available in most markets, says the latest report from Ciatt
bulk wine
market remains sluggish, with plentiful stocks available in most
markets, says the latest report from Ciatti...
The
bulk wine
market remains active and the supplies of most varietals and generics from around the world are plentiful.
The
bulk wine
market remains very active in France, and inventory
remains low on most varietals.
Bulk inventory
remains stable in most of the
markets in the Southern Hemisphere, with some value - end wines increasing in stock.
In a typical year, roughly 15 percent go to government or commercial fleet customers, but the
bulk go to individual buyers like those in the United States, which
remains the G - Class» biggest national
market, with the highest take - rate for G63s.
The
bulk of the opportunities
remain in undervalued, smaller, more illiquid situations that often represent average or slightly above - average businesses — these stocks, having largely missed out on the speculative ride up, have nevertheless frequently been pushed down to absurd levels owing to their illiquidity during a general
market panic.
While the LSUC has undertaken numerous efforts to boost the number of available articling positions, the default logic
remains primarily
market - based in the sense that private lawyers who are eligible to serve as principals (and it is private lawyers who make up the vast
bulk of principals) are entitled to decide for themselves, on the basis of their own private economic calculations, whether to devote any of their money, time and other practise resources to experiential training.