profit squeeze वाक्य

Companies that use grain are warning investors the profit squeeze will continue until at least the beginning of the corn harvest this fall.
If anything, analysts say, the profit squeeze on Wall Street-- particularly in the brokerage industry's mainstream businesses, like securities underwritings-- will get tighter.
He is doing his best to keep that niche distinctive, from the products to the profits squeezed from the sale of each one.
Novellus Systems, a maker of equipment used to make computer chips, fell 5, to 63, when management also warned of a profit squeeze.
Three forces, economists say, may bring it about : a sluggish world economy, a growing profit squeeze and a less than ebullient stock market.

When foreign currencies fall, multinational companies such as Gillette can see their profits squeezed, partly because their goods become more expensive for overseas customers.
According to the profit squeeze theory, profits fell essentially because, in the course of the long boom, unemployment had reduced to a low level.
Mickey D . Levy, chief economist for Bank of America, said businesses were facing a profit squeeze that the Fed might be able to repair.
Their losses, however, are small compared with the profit squeeze all U . S . companies endured in last year's U . S . recession.
Among the reasons : corporate profits squeezed by the Asian crisis, overbuilding in the real estate market, slowdown in consumer spending and interest rate increases.