price-to-earnings ratio
英 [praɪs tu ˈɜːnɪŋz ˈreɪʃiəʊ]
美 [praɪs tu ˈɜːrnɪŋz ˈreɪʃioʊ]
网络 市盈率; 本益比; 股价收益比; 股价对收益比率
英英释义
noun
- (stock market) the price of a stock divided by its earnings
双语例句
- The Shanghai Composite index is trading at a one-year forward price-to-earnings ratio of about 9.3, a whisker above its record low.
目前，上证综指未来一年的预期市盈率为9.3倍左右，略高于记录低点。 - It is trading on a price-to-earnings ratio of about 9.4, a discount to the Asia-wide average of 12 and much lower than its own long-term average of about 14.
如今恒生指数的市盈率约为9.4倍，不仅低于亚洲股市平均市盈率（12倍），也大大低于该指数自身的历史平均市盈率（约14倍）。 - But its price-to-earnings ratio is close to three-year highs.
但其市盈率接近三年高位。 - Chinese stocks are cheap compared with their history, too. They are trading at a 27% discount to their historical average price-to-earnings ratio.
中国股市的估值和过去比也算便宜，相对于历史平均市盈率有27%的折价。 - Last year saw both growth and inflation accelerating, leading optimistic investors to assign higher price-to-earnings ratio multiples to stocks and driving prices higher.
去年经济增长和通胀上升的速度双双加快，乐观的投资者因此赋予股市较高的市盈率，物价也因此上涨。 - The Graham-Dodd price-to-earnings ratio is a more conservative valuation metric based on inflation-adjusted earnings over the past 10 years.
格雷厄姆-多德（Graham-Dodd）市盈率是一个更加保守的估值指标，使用的是过去十年经通胀因素调整后的利润。