fluctuating market
noun[C]
ukusSTOCK MARKET
asituationin whichsharepricesgo up and down:
In afluctuatingmarket, theaveragecostpershareof astockorbondfundover aperiodoftimewill belowerthan theaveragepricepershareof aportfoliofor the sametimeperiod.
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In contrast to that second party logistic services cant be customized, concerning to thefluctuatingmarketwith hard competition and a price battle on a low level.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thefluctuatingmarketprices in the agricultural sector also represent uncertainty factors and need to be dealt with.
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The greatlyfluctuatingmarketprices in the agricultural sector are the result of crop failures, speculation and a concentration in trade, and these are significant uncertainty factors.
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The trader wants afluctuatingmarketso that he can make his profits, but the producer wants a stable market.
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The comparisons are considerably affected byfluctuatingmarketexchange rates and to a lesser extent by the differences in the way countries compile the data.
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Iffluctuatingmarketexchange rates were used for this purpose, support prices expressed in national currencies would vary daily.
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Because of that we must buy in afluctuatingmarketwhatever it may be.
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Reduction of institutional prices must take place in such a way that, even in the case offluctuatingmarketprices, there is enough scope to maintain a market presence.
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There is undoubtedly afluctuatingmarketfor them.
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Afluctuatingmarketaffects prices considerably, and also the confidence of the sheep producer.
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