skittish market

In a very skittish market, people sell on bad news.

Problems are just what the skittish markets do not want.

They can become even more interesting in skittish markets like today’s, he added.

Skittish markets dipped on Wednesday as they waited for a deal.

The largest banks face other head winds besides skittish markets.

Indeed, at this level they seem little more than the victim of a Friday bear raid in a skittish market.

The alternative was to be punished by skittish markets.

Only clear value sells well in today's skittish market."

Analysts said that while the data were not particularly alarming, a skittish market overcompensated.

"We're in a skittish market and the market is looking for some sort of circuit break.

The first step would reassure skittish markets that the Fed is not about to tighten policy any time soon.

The skittish market may decide to take its cue from a recent flurry of positive indicators.

The news sent a shiver through Italy's skittish markets.

Some say that a formal debt-restructuring system will raise the cost of borrowing and frighten skittish markets.

I think I’ve gone from annoyance at the skittish market to resignation at its irrationality.

Despite today's skittish markets, there appears to be little uncertainty about the French portion of the offering being fully subscribed.

Some analysts point to the dramatic drop in tobacco shares as profit taking in a skittish market.

Countries with large current-account deficits (such as Turkey) will remain hostage to skittish market sentiment.

One explanation was that in skittish markets Bunds were prized for their extra liquidity.

But although skittish markets did not like it one bit, there’s not a lot of grist for the China bear mill in there.

Skittish markets have little feel for the game of brinkmanship between Barcelona and Madrid.

The spike in oil prices may have stoked fears of inflation and further destabilized an already skittish market.

Mr. Gamba also said that in a skittish market he would not be surprised to see bond prices drop ahead of next week's auctions.

Investors were hoping for further action from the US Federal Reserve to calm skittish markets.

"The current seesaw, skittish market could soon turn into a short-term rally," Mr. Laubscher said.