equities
英 [ˈɛkwɪtiz]
美 [ˈɛkwətiz]
n. (在优先股之后享受红利的)股票，普通股
equity的复数
柯林斯词典
双语例句
- Equities started at the top in 2000 and were overvalued relative to Treasury bonds.
在2000年时，股票处于高位，相对于国债被高估了。 - The bank has broadened its product range to include more equities, commodities and derivatives.
该银行已扩大了产品范围，纳入了更多的股票、大宗商品和衍生产品。 - As a consequence of this, the valuation of assets such as bonds and equities should come under pressure.
这样趋势的结果是，像债券和股票之类的资产价值将面临相当大的压力。 - Equities and government bonds are well suited to some investors.
股票和政府债券很合一些投资者胃口。 - Furthermore, Keynes had adopted a new approach to investing in individual equities.
更重要的是，凯恩斯采用了一种个股投资的新方法。 - This pessimism on growth explains why banks are less positive on equities.
对增长的这种悲观情绪解释了，为何银行对股市不那么乐观。 - Rather than allocate to equities, investors seeking emerging market exposure have focused attention on the bond markets.
寻求投资于新兴市场的投资者，将关注重点放在了债市、而非股市上。 - Chinese commercial banks, fund managers and securities companies are already allowed to invest in global bonds and equities.
中国商业银行、基金管理公司和证券公司已获准投资国际债券和股票。 - The company does not bet its own money on equities, and so is shielded from market risk.
该公司没有把自己的钱押在普通股上，这样就规避了市场风险。 - Investors have poured money into US equities.
投资者投入大量资金购买美国股票。