Sentence examples for climbing commodity prices from inspiring English sources

Climbing commodity prices — in recent weeks, crude oil prices have increased to more than $90, the highest level since October 2008 — and adverse weather have helped drive prices up in some areas.

But that is an appreciable increase nonetheless; and as well as climbing, commodity prices have been more volatile than in the quiet 1990s.Has the boom now reached its peak?

Climbing commodities prices, particularly for energy, confidence-inspiring reforms in some (though hardly all) places and still-low U.S. interest rates have propelled these bonds' total returns far past those of American debt and equity.

Climbing international commodity prices produced domestic upward wealth effects for natural-resource owners, which combined with minimum wage policies and better household credit conditions, facilitated a services-led growth-cum-jobs boom.

To me, the steady climb in commodity prices over the past four months seems indicative of the surprisingly strong performance of emerging economies.That doesn't mean that Fed activity has had or will have no effect.

A rise in commodity prices gave a lift to mining groups, with Kazakhmys climbing 37p to £12.92 and Fresnillo up 21p to 818p.

Miners recovered ground as commodity prices climbed, benefiting from a weak dollar.

And if U.S. growth slows, as recent data suggests, the probability of weaker commodity prices climbs substantially.

He expects the valuation discount on mining equipment companies relative to their machinery peers to narrow as commodity prices climb on a Chinese rebound in demand and supply constraints.

Commodity prices began climbing rapidly in the fall of 2007, and food companies were hit hard by the increases.

On a day when the dollar is falling and commodity prices are climbing yet again, Citigroup is still making the most noise on Wall Street.