Meanings of destabilise markets in English

Lawmakers worry the sector is too concentrated and if one of the four collapsed it could destabilise markets.

Mr Shirakawa reiterated his opposition to such calls, saying that doing so would destabilise markets by hurting confidence in Japan's fiscal discipline.

The entry of foreign money could destabilise markets, partly by encouraging local investors to bid stock prices up to unsustainable levels ahead of time.

With calls for the Mr Rajoy to resign, there are worries this latest scandal could destabilise markets which have recovered significantly in recent months.

They worry that transactions capable of destabilising markets could go undetected unless limits are introduced.