prices of commodities

However, employment in the environmental and government sectors is often more stable than the prices of commodities.

Mr Sen reported last week: "The panel did not find any firm evidence of futures prices of commodities influencing spot prices. "

If it did, it would impart instability into the real economy in response to erratic and unpredictable movements in prices of commodities.

The prices referred to in this Law include the prices of commodities and the prices of services.

Let us now look at some of the results of government attempts to hold the prices of commodities below their natural market levels.

Reflects the general change in retail prices of commodities.

Affected by supply and demand, the prices of commodities can be flexible, or even commodities might not be sold out.

Following the closure of the checkpoint, prices of commodities especially those from Thailand have increased.

A rise in the relative prices of commodities may reflect inflationary pressures. It may also cause inflation.

Traders also fear that as these economies weaken, the dollar's new strength will push down prices of commodities denominated in dollars.

Chinese demand is, of course, also pushing up prices of commodities.

It is very probable that in the long-run the (inflation-adjusted) prices of commodities will rise.

Design, quality and brand are very good, but for some reason significantly lower prices of commodities.

They know they cannot count on the fluctuating prices of commodities to sustain their long-term growth.

Links with the prices of commodities and credit remained perversely tight.

Article 3 The prices regulated in these regulations include the prices of commodities and the fees of operational services.

Selling futures contracts to protect against possible declining prices of commodities that will be sold in the future.

I don't think the course of government is useful to curb the prices of commodities.

What then does a big rise in relative prices of commodities mean for the proper conduct of monetary policy?

Food companies use them to lock in prices of commodities like wheat or beef.

XI. Selection bias related to higher prices of commodities traded goods.

Reporter Mark Trumbull discusses the recent spike in the prices of commodities such as oil, metal, and grains.

Nor does speculation explain the rise in the prices of commodities that do not have active futures markets: iron ore, for example.

The prices of commodities here are not as expensive as that in Shanghai.

And the prices of commodities that China imports such as oil and coal continue to climb, up 30 per cent in the past three months.