Sentences with phrase «economic gyrations»

As housing inventories increase nationwide, the luxury market remains among the healthier segments, more resistant to economic gyrations than other market segments, says Laurie Moore - Moore, founder of The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing in Dallas and moderator of a panel discussion on how to capitalize on this niche at the annual convention and expo.

They talked about how Masters week was an economy unto itself, that the high - rolling trip to Augusta had become central to American corporate life and was impervious to economic gyrations.

Indeed, research has found that even minor economic gyrations ripple out noticeably into the social sphere.

Not exact matches

Concerns about the divorce between bond prices and economic reality no doubt help explain the gyrations in European bond yields.

And while there are cyclical gyrations in the volatility of inflation and economic performance, there are also secular trends.

The gyrations can partly be attributed to mixed economic data, but there's also another major factor driving both stock and bond markets today: we're still in a world where market swings, both positive and negative, are being disproportionately driven by central banks.

Following stock - market gyrations is like tracking your biorhythm — an indicator of volatility, psychological and economic, it becomes a rationale for the way people subsequently behave, and no one is exempt.