Examples of using Commodity prices in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Partly, they're pumping money in because commodity prices are high,
and hence commodity prices, will also increase in other European countries.
interest rates and commodity prices with a cut-off date of 22 October 2018.
Whereas debt crises triggered by falling commodity prices and volatile capital flows represent an ongoing threat to debt sustainability,
Rising labour costs, increases in taxes on production and higher commodity prices, as well as the downward impact of weak demand on prices all play a role in shaping developments in underlying inflation.
Upward pressure on inflation, mainly from energy and commodity prices, is also still discernible in the earlier stages of the production process.
Inflation is set to increase in the coming quarters as a result of higher commodity prices, but should fall back to around 2% by mid-2008 in the euro area.
with the financial turmoil deepening, commodity prices soaring and the shocks to several housing markets spreading more widely.
Zambia's economic success is a result of advanced banking standards, high commodity prices, and political stability.
the labor market has continued to improve, commodity prices have risen, and international trade growth has increased.
The current account deficit has widened to 11.8% of GDP in 2008 due to slower exports growth, and high commodity prices.
The comeback of inflation at the global level, linked to higher commodity prices(+9% in January 2017 compared to January 2016)
Agricultural commodity prices are expected to stay higher than their historical averages,
Growth in demand from emerging economies such as China will continue to keep commodity prices high in the future.
The rise and fluctuation in food and commodity prices highlights the importance of investing in agriculture
At the same time, non-oil commodity prices and underlying global price pressures are assumed to rise
The steep fall in oil and other commodity prices drove headline inflation in the euro area and the EU into negative territory in September.
Between September 2006 and February 2008, world agricultural commodity prices rose by 70% in dollar terms.
The technical assumptions about interest rates and commodity prices are based on market expectations, with a cut-off date of 19 November 2019.
While rising commodity prices are likely to put upward pressure on inflation,