price-sensitive

British  

adjective

1. likely to affect the price of property, esp shares and securities

   price-sensitive information

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Example Sentences

“Neo reinforces Apple’s flywheel effect by bringing more price-sensitive consumers into the Mac ecosystem, deepening cross-device engagement through iPhone integration features like Handoff that could ultimately drive incremental hardware and services monetization,” Daryanani wrote.

From Barron's

And Apple could still see a 5% market-share gain this year as a result of the memory shortage, Lee added, as its customers are less price-sensitive than those of other smartphone makers.

From MarketWatch

“In February, sellers have taken a more cautious approach by holding onto January’s gains rather than pushing prices higher, at a time when competition is high and the market is still very price-sensitive,” Rightmove’s property expert Colleen Babcock said.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Consumers today are more price-sensitive than ever before, they are more likely to research products and they are less likely to be swayed by traditional romantic notions,” said Michael Ryan, director and founder of Ink Digital, a British-based SEO-focused marketing agency.

From MarketWatch

He adds that gim is a highly price-sensitive staple in South Korea, long associated with affordability.

From BBC