Meanings of denting demand in English

A slowdown there will ring out across the world, denting demand and souring business sentiment.

The uncertainty over the U.S.-China trade deal also pushed gold higher by denting demand for riskier assets.

Nuclear power plant restarts at the world's top LNG importer are also denting demand for the super-chilled fuel.

The dollar index held close to a near three-week high versus major currencies, potentially denting demand for gold.

The slowdown in China is denting demand in emerging market countries which are dependent on commodity exports in particular.

Oil, priced in dollars, becomes more expensive to holders of other currencies when the U.S. currency rises, denting demand.

High fuel costs have already shown signs of denting demand in other consumers, such as the United States and Britain.

In Bangkok, caution about rising interest rates hurt property shares as it could lead to higher home loan rates, denting demand.

The IEA says such subsidies create unnatural oil demand growth as they prevent the market mechanism of high global prices denting demand.

However, the baht's gains over the past few months have prevented domestic prices from falling, denting demand for Thai rice overseas, another trader said.

Since oil is traded in dollars, a stronger greenback makes it more expensive for countries using other currencies to buy fuel, potentially denting demand.

Oil has dropped more than $100 from a record peak above $147 a barrel in July, with the recession denting demand in large consumer nations.