Sentences with phrase «cent plunge for»
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.
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The loonie's plunge below 70 cents against the U.S. dollar in mid-January was bad news for energy companies but will boost the competitiveness of our high - tech firms.
Prices for development sites have already started to plunge with one developer this week selling a prime apartment development site in South Brisbane at a 35 per cent discount.
The revelations come at a difficult time for Mr Ashley, whose retail empire saw profits plunge 67.3 per cent to # 45.8 million in the first half of the year.
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.
Earnings from Australian food fell 2.4 per cent in 2017 after plunging 41 per cent in 2016, but EBIT rose 13 per cent in the June half and full - year profit would have been up 8.3 per cent if not for the payment of more than $ 150 million in staff incentives, which pushed up the cost of sales.
Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 700 points, or around 4.1 per cent as Trump's victory emerged, while S&P 500 futures fell by five per cent.
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
«PV Costs Set to Plunge for 2009/10,» Renewable Energy World, 23 December 2008; «PV Costs Down Significantly from 1998 — 2007,» Renewable Energy World, 23 February 2009; Christoph Podewils, «As Cheap as Brown Coal: By 2010, a kWh of PV Electricity in Spain Will Cost Around 9 cents to Produce,» PHOTON International, April 2007.
The Australian Council for International Development (ACFID), the peak body for Australia's aid groups, has published a detailed analysis, saying Australia's aid contribution as a share of gross national income in 2017 - 18 will be 0.22 per cent, «once again plunging aid to new all - time low levels of generosity» and failing to match - up to the reality of global challenges, like climate change, food crises and the insecurity faced by displaced people.