Significats de undercut prices en anglès

The data helped U.S. stocks build on earlier gains and undercut prices for government bonds.

And the ISPs don't want to lose customers during harsh economic times as they undercut prices.

An organisation which represents independent British petrol retailers has accused supermarkets of using their power to undercut prices.

Uber is unpopular with registered drivers in many cities because they tend to undercut prices, and there have been violent protests.

One persistent fellow who undercut prices was found buried in the garbage he had picked up during the day, smothered to death.

Companies involved in natural gas production have seen their shares hit recently as excess supply and warm weather undercut prices of the commodity.

On the other side of the Atlantic, however, U.S. natural gas prices dropped to a ten-year low as mild weather and high inventories undercut prices.

By undercutting prices "they could seriously do some damage," he said.

She heard that the new girl was undercutting prices and took her aside for a word.

It said South Korean producers were undercutting prices by 9.29 to 82.41 percent.

As a result, a growing number of competitors are bypassing the NBN by undercutting prices and beating performance standards.

He enlisted the members of other Hispanic gangs until they could no longer compete, or trampled them by undercutting prices.

Store-owners at Apia's waterfront told Reuters they were concerned about China's growing influence over the country's finances, and feared local Chinese-run shops undercutting prices.