Sentences with phrase «rising price wave»

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Despite having share prices that move with market prices, these funds can give rise to first - mover advantages for redeeming shareholders and create the potential for destabilizing waves of redemptions and asset fire sales if liquidity buffers and other tools to manage liquidity risk prove insufficient.

From about 1945 to mid-1980, families were able to ride a wave of rising house prices.

A former chief executive of Foster's Group, Trevor O'Hoy, told Fairfax Media on Thursday morning the wave of mega-mergers was being driven by two main factors, the declining appeal of commercial, mainstream beers around the world and the rising power of retail chains who are increasingly calling the shots when it comes to pricing.

Bears will argue that a new wave of foreclosures, the expiration of government tax credits, and rising interest rates spell doom for house prices.

In Russia and Ukraine last year, a heat wave decimated crops and led to 80 % rises in worldwide wheat prices in three months.

«We conclude that wind generation is likely to have significantly reduced the price impact brought about by sharply rising demand during the heat wave period.

It is not the heat wave that was the major contributor to the recent rise in food prices; it is the price hike that caused the heat wave!

[Response: The proximate cause of the rise in food prices was the Russian heat wave.

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Instead, we get non-dispatchable power from windmills and solar PV, both of which need big subsidies, and electric cars which cost more, have a high environmental impact and don't meet most people's use cases, biofuels causing food prices rises, and a lot of hand - waving about reduction in demand and insulation.

With mortgage rates yet to rise, it is reasonable to assume that when they do, there will be a second wave of claims, and who is to say that that won't include present - day transactions, given the occasional return of high loan to value loans and an uncertain outlook for property prices?

Jafari has identified four «waves» of bitcoin price rises over the past several years, and believes that a fifth is coming, eventually: «It just might take time to get there.»

In its most recent 10 - K annual filing, AMD - one of several firms to ride the recent wave of demand for GPUs (which are needed for the energy - intensive mining process)- highlighted how «the rise of cryptocurrency prices and the introduction of new cryptocurrencies created a demand for our GPUs in 2017.»

Last week, Sheba Jafari, the head of the technical strategy department at Goldman Sachs, suggested that bitcoin is in the fifth wave, according to Elliott's wave theory, and may rise in price to $ 4,827 and then correct to $ 2,221.

The Bitcoin price had entered the day on an upward trajectory, and it continued to ride this bullish wave past the $ 11,000 barrier, eventually rising as high as $ 11,065.

The meteoric rise in Bitcoin price over the last year has made many a fortune, but November has seen a new wave of good sentiment towards cryptocurrencies by mainstream financial institutions.

A wave of home owners reportedly are borrowing against their home's equity once again as home prices rise.

Should there be another wave of lender owned properties released we could see the rise in prices stall.