Sentence examples for I commodities from inspiring English sources
This work brings three markets — (i) commodities (e.g., steel iron ores, electronic parts, oil), (ii) financial assets (such as various stocks, bonds, notes), and (iii) different currencies (like U.S. dollar, British pound, euro, yen and so on) and examines the scope of triple operations of arbitrage, hedging, and speculation.
In 1917, they moved to Rexburg, Idaho, where Gaskell became a successful home and commercial builder in an area growing owing to high World War I commodities prices.
Fig. 3 Relative emission of CN i (trade-adjusted accounting) to C i (production-based accounting) Fig. 4 Relative emission of CM i (commodity-embodied accounting) to C i (production-based accounting).
Second, Fig. 5 suggests that both economic loss and carbon emission reduction are negligible small when carbon emission accounting policy employs CN i (trade-adjusted accounting) or CM i (commodity-embodied accounting) if carbon reduction policy is not stringent.
The total input requirements of commodity i for making commodity j (as a single product) are thus: u i j − ∑ k = 1 k ≠ j n a i j k v j k + ∑ k = 1 k ≠ j n a i k j v k j, where a ijk is the amount of commodity i used by industry j for making a unit of commodity k.
Well, I mean, I like commodity trading funds.
Demand affected area i for commodity q in period t under scenario s.
In the first class of material-use efficiency, it is assumed that country i exporting commodity k has high-level production technologies and material-use efficiencies, and is capable of nonwasteful use of the metal in its products.
"I expect commodities prices will be higher 10 years from now, and there's an expectation of a weakening dollar".
Sacha Millstone: I believe commodities in general are an important diversifier for accounts today.
