Sentence examples for commodity volatility from inspiring English sources

Current vacancy: Soft commodity volatility trader, Dubai.

These steps need to be supported by market processes that tend toward lower, not higher, equity and commodity volatility.

In the past couple of days I have received a number of calls about currency weakness and commodities volatility -- especially that of silver.

"Sarkozy's determination that the G20 should tackle commodity price volatility – most particularly in food but also in energy – is very welcome and not before time".

As a smaller independent entity, Ralcorp's private label business will be more susceptible to the margin pressures from commodity cost volatility noted in Ralcorp's latest earnings release.

Thirdly, it would reduce Australia's exposure to imported commodity price volatility and cut the trade deficit while also reducing the country's exposure and dependence upon oil exporting nations like Russia, with which Australia's relationship is charitably described as complicated.

An empirical decision tree was used to model interactions between climatic variability, commodity price volatility and economic returns.

In small, open, mineral-export based economies, the economic growth of some medium sized cities is linked to cycles of boom and bust of export revenues due to commodity price volatility.

As electricity markets deregulate and energy tariffs increasingly expose customers to commodity price volatility, it is difficult for energy consumers to assess the economic value of investments in technologies that manage electricity demand in response to changing energy prices.

While the single farm payment is seen "…as an important cushion against commodity price volatility" (DAFM 2015), the data suggests that high direct subsidy payments are actually associated with higher market income risk.

In particular, the functioning of the food supply chain has merited utmost attention following increasing commodity price volatility and greater emphasis on food security issues (European Commission 2009, McCorriston 2013).