Significats de spook investors en anglès

These events tend to spook investors who above all else, desire predictability.

An aide close to Conde said Tuesday's violence could spook investors.

The policy response is so strong, it's likely to spook investors.

That might spook investors as regional parties usually hold policy hostage to local agendas.

The attacks were bound to spook investors in one of Asia's largest and fastest-growing economies.

But any issues there would not only spook investors but complicate the HDFS's funding operations.

If that slowed down, it would really spook investors.

Such increased expenses can spook investors.

That may spook investors in Asia's third-largest economy because regional leaders often hold policy hostage to their local agendas.

Some business leaders have warned that project cancellation could spook investors and hit the Mexican peso and government bonds.

If the project is scrapped, it would spook investors and could hit the Mexican peso and government bonds, she said.

But some of his economic policies spook investors and have prompted rivals to compare him to former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.

If that slowed down, it would really spook investors. (Reporting by Lewis Krauskopf in New York; Editing by Richard Chang)

A break-up of Italy's ruling coalition could spook investors, making capital markets activity in the eurozone's third biggest economy harder to carry out.

The risk is that much more erratic conditions may spook investors, and cause banks to cut back trading further, creating a vicious circle.

The executives could spook investors further or could help shares bounce back with positive comments about credit line utilization picking up, for example, he said.