disrupted market

It disrupted market trading, while driving up the price of rice and nearly every other commodity.

Still, others saw disrupted markets and price volatility.

"The current environment is characterized by disrupted markets and a deteriorating, uncertain economic outlook.

The Ebola crisis has disrupted markets and access to food and other essentials for many families.

China says fined milk powder companies 'disrupted market order'

That fighting, like the fighting today, disrupted markets, kept out aid shipments and led to rapid inflation of food prices.

Wall Street’s unease yesterday followed a period of calm after worries about the credit markets disrupted markets worldwide over the summer.

Moody's said its concern about European banks was due to the "disrupted markets and a deteriorating, uncertain economic outlook" in Europe.

"They don't cause as much of a disruption as that of May 6, but more than once this year, runaway algos have disrupted markets.

“More than once last year in futures markets . . . runaway robotic programs disrupted markets and cost people money.”

Along with the 'disrupted market conditions,' the 'fluid changes in investment banking firms and personnel' pushed the state to defer its selection of an underwriting syndicate, the department also said.

In a five-page document, Societe Generale also sought to counter the notion that it had disrupted markets by unwinding the massive positions built up the 31-year-old trader.

It is not difficult to identify who would bear what costs if the US did not pay – or if it disrupted markets by not increasing its debt ceiling.

Frank Bünte, head of domestic shipping for HSH Nordbank, said of the method: “We hope to obtain from it reliable valuations, even in disrupted markets.”

No wonder the U.S. Federal Reserve's mere mention a few months ago that it might reduce its monthly securities purchases led to dizzying asset price drops, disrupted markets, and panic.

These projects will include land titling, AIDS/HIV awareness and prevention, tourism, ornamental flower and wood product development as well as emergency assistance to restore disrupted market linkages.

The violence, which has killed about 500 people, disrupted markets including the weekly coffee auction, currency and stock markets, and almost crippled those of neighbouring countries that rely on Kenya's port for their supplies.

Similarly, when combined with competing low-priced tonnages from major supply sources in other disrupted markets, especially Asia, there is a strong risk that the pricing weakness already evident there will spread to Canada.

In August 2015 the most important unit of the Whiting refinery, capable of handling 240 thousand barrel per day and known as Pipestill 12, was shut down - reportedly due to holes found in piping, "disrupted markets throughout the region."