Sentence examples for So commodities from inspiring English sources

And so commodities rose and with them UK-listed miners.

"We think the Fed is going to throw as much money as they can to keep us out of recession, or keep the recession mild, so commodities will be higher".

Just as, in some religions, an object invested with supernatural powers becomes a fetish for those who worship it, so commodities under capitalism are accorded magical powers and illusory autonomy.

Everything that goes in or out of the Strip, except the three dozen or so commodities that Israel permits to enter the territory, travels through a hole in the ground, including gas, cows, weapons, money, drugs, cars (which are disassembled for the trip), and people.

Nobody knows, but some stock, some exchange takes place, so exchanging something for something else... So, commodities, buying countries and selling countries and personal interest and all that sort of thing.

You get a perspective of which suppliers operate in critical geographies such as Southeast Asia or are associated with at-risk sectors and the 120 or so commodities - such as palm oil, a very common ingredient in multiple products - that have had common instances of forced labor.

So commodity prices have moved ahead, helping mining companies gain ground.

So commodity companies are among the main fallers, with Tullow Oil down 15.8p at 357p and Royal Dutch Shell A shares dropping 34p to £20.11.

Investors like to use raw materials as a hedge against the American currency, so commodity prices tend to move in the opposite direction of the dollar.

Investors like to use raw materials as a hedge against American currency, so commodity prices tend to move in the opposite direction of the dollar.

So commodity prices tended to fall sharply during Western recessions, delivering a "double whammy" to resource-dependent economies.Although oil prices fell in the second half of 2008, they have risen significantly since then thanks to demand in the developing world.