market fluctuations

But in all cases the account is subject to market fluctuations.

It focuses on the industry as a whole being able to work together to reduce the effect of market fluctuations.

The reasons for these low inventories and market fluctuations are complex.

Old Masters, for example, have barely been affected by the market fluctuations.

That can yield misleading results as market fluctuations change the values.

But his plan would also leave those investors vulnerable to losses from market fluctuations.

It is not subject to losses created by market fluctuations."

The currency is now traded publicly and subject to market fluctuations.

Thornton is forced to stop production as a result of market fluctuations and the strike.

Ask about market fluctuations for certain waste types and the contractor's policy when prices fall.

Airlines, like any business, are susceptible to market fluctuations and economic difficulties.

Bear in mind that ordinary Americans are already more vulnerable to stock market fluctuations than ever before.

Initially, the inquiry will center on whether the price increases were caused by market fluctuations.

"Looking 5, 10 years out, there will be market fluctuations, but that doesn't bother me."

No move, of course, is foolproof, since market fluctuations can wreck the tax benefit.

It also provides easy access to information on market fluctuations, and commodity prices to all the parties involved.

The state should protect against profiteers, disease, unemployment, and market fluctuations.

Can we please stop using short term market fluctuations to prove/disprove one approach or another.

That means an investor's principal remains intact in a money fund despite market fluctuations.

Third, businesses must be capable of adapting to the market fluctuations to which they are subjected.

If that wasn't the case, capitalists would be defeated by market fluctuations very quickly.

The change involves paying close attention to market fluctuations in the dollar, bonds and commodities.

Due to market fluctuations in the late 1970s, they decided to close the Regina office.

Yale officials said the decrease was "insignificant," reflecting nothing more than market fluctuations.