Meanings of rattle investors in English

Popular's troubles, although isolated in Spain's largely robust banking sector, could rattle investors.

Why China's graft probes don't rattle investors Corruption scandals would hammer shares in Western firms.

A weak housing number could rattle investors at a time when they're already anxious about the housing sector.

But the high risk that the coalition government talks may drag on, possibly for months, may rattle investors.

Byrne sought to play down the risk that the prospect of political deadlock in Britain could rattle investors.

Allowing the United States to accrue similar debt would rattle investors and could lead to economic catastrophe, she added.

Wall Street's sharp sell-off has spread to Asian sharemarkets as troubles in Europe and sliding oil prices rattle investors' confidence.

Wall Street wants the tax breaks to boost returns and spur growth, but news of the Democratic squabbling failed to rattle investors.

A senior Obama aide warned this week that pulling back on federal spending too soon could harm the recovering economy and rattle investors.

The UK commercial property market is expected to remain uncertain in the coming months as concerns over economic stimulus and government austerity measures rattle investors.

While Morgan Stanley's Dally wrote that AIG could reap back some, if not all, of the write-down over time, the development will likely rattle investors.

The brief market crash rattled investors already unhinged by the financial crisis.

The bounce rattled investors globally and sparked a handful of rule proposals.

The crisis has rattled investors and business leaders around the world.

It has rattled investors anyway, just as both economies have steadied.

The announcement rattled investors who feared worsening trade frictions could hurt the global economy.