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buyers' strike

noun

  1. an attempt on the part of consumers to lower price levels by boycotting retailers or certain types of goods.


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Demand was soft at an auction of German 5-year government bonds on Tuesday, but other recent auctions have been "very, very, very bad", said Michael Leister, head of rates strategy at Commerzbank, likening the situation to a "buyers' strike".

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"This economy needs a 'buyers strike' to flip into recession, and weak enough equities could stress household balance sheets enough to set one off."

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In contrast, many analysts are warning that with oil storage tanks at low levels, sanctions over the war in Ukraine and a kind of buyers’ strike underway against Russian oil, a major supply crunch could develop, lowering global economic growth and stoking inflation.

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“We’ve had something of a buyers’ strike, which is not a phrase I’ve had to use for a while,” said one senior banker who manages IPOs in Europe, preferring to remain anonymous as he is not authorised to speak about his clients.

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Companies selling a narrow range of items to consumers are most at risk to a buyers’ strike.

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