Sentence examples for cereals prices from inspiring English sources
Higher cereals prices prompt herdsmen to sell more of their livestock.
A study by IFPRI calculates that getting rid of these would reduce world cereals prices by an average of 30%.
The figures represent the "historic" rights created in the early days of the CAP, when Brussels propped up dairy and cereals prices but neglected other types of farming.
On the one hand, the impact of price shocks on slavery indeed varied by crop: non-cotton districts that were all favorable to cereals cultivation did not witness a surge in slave labor despite the boom in cereals prices in 1853-1856.
World food prices rose 1.4% in September, pushed up by higher meat, dairy and cereals prices, according to the UN's Food and Agricultural Organization FAOO).
The company's statement did not say whether these changes would affect the cereals' prices.
The cereals price index is compiled using the grains and rice price indices weighted by their average trade share 2002-2004.
An intuitive illustration is given by Figure1 that displays the FAO real monthly food as well as the respective cereals price index.
4 Cereals Price Index: This index is compiled using the grains and rice price indices weighted by their average trade share for 1998-2000.
Cereal prices rose 1 percent, and the food agency forecast a decline in global cereal production this year.
Cereal prices, after a few good harvests, have already started to decline.
