Meanings of dent demand in English

The expected low returns could dent demand next week from banks and foreign investors.

And a few duff years did little to dent demand.

Westpac chief economist Dominick Stephens said lower dairy prices would dent demand throughout the economy.

The price tag could also dent demand for the device in markets such as China.

A rate hike could dent demand for bullion as investors' appetite for non-yielding assets diminish.

Higher rates could dent demand for the non-interest paying asset, while also boosting the dollar.

Higher interest rates could dent demand for assets that do not pay interest, such as gold.

Higher interest rates generally dent demand for non-yielding bullion while strengthening the dollar, in which it is priced.

First, economic uncertainty in Britain and across the continent is likely to dent demand for big-ticket purchases such as cars.

The Reuters poll showed oil prices would peak this year as many analysts said high prices had started to dent demand.

Such decisions in large markets could dent demand for lithium, a key metal used in the batteries that power the vehicles.

Prices reversed earlier losses over worries that a retreat in China's manufacturing activity would dent demand from the world's top energy consumer.

Brian Lan, managing director at Singapore dealer GoldSilver said the global spread of the virus could dent demand from overseas buyers such as India.

The U.S. gasoline markets have also come into the limelight in recent days as a glut in refined products threatens to dent demand for crude.

Shares of major jewellers such as Gitanjali Gems and Titan Company fell after Jaitley's speech, though the higher prices looked unlikely to significantly dent demand.

Concern about next week's European parliamentary elections dented demand for the euro.