Sentences with phrase «cent plunge»
The phrase "cent plunge" means a sudden and significant decrease in value, typically by one cent or a small amount. Full definition
Membership of education trade unions is at its lowest level in nearly a decade, amid a 10 per cent plunge last year.
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Stocks are prone to bigger price fluctuations — remember the 33 - per - cent plunge for Canadian stocks in 2008 — and companies can cut or suspend dividends if required for business reasons.
The world's biggest explosives maker, Orica, has posted a 33 per cent plunge in net profit, citing a «deterioration» of the global mining in...
Orica's share price took a sudden 0.6 per cent plunge shortly after 2 pm on Thursday after ASIC sent out a statement noting Orica's May 7 decision to increase the size of its environmental provision by $ 114.7 million.
The TSX energy sector fell 6.5 per cent Monday in addition to a five per cent plunge last week as the price of crude settled at a five - year low.
On Thursday, the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver released figures showing a 41.9 per cent plunge in homes sold last month year - over-year.
Private player IDFC Bank today reported over 76 per cent plunge in standalone net profit to $ 42 crore for the March quarter on rise in bad loans an
The latest evidence of Empire's challenges came just last month when it posted a 51.7 - per - cent plunge in its fiscal second - quarter profit.
There are many reasons why this is happening now, but the key factor that has set everything else in motion is the stunning 60 per cent plunge in the price of oil in just seven months.
On Friday, after management had reviewed the April sales figures, Murray Goulburn was plunged into a trading halt, which lasted for three days and led to a 38 per cent plunge in its profit estimate, and Mr Helou and chief financial officer Brad Hingle departing the co-operative.
A 15 per cent plunge in the share price is a sobering lesson.