Sentence examples for declining commodity markets from inspiring English sources

Jakob Rindegren, recycling policy advisor for the Environmental Services Association ESAA), said: "2015 was a perfect storm for recycling, combining cuts to local authority budgets with declining commodity markets for recycled materials.

BHP, faced with demands by European regulators that it sell significant assets to secure approval, abandoned the hostile $66 billion bid on Nov. 25, saying the turmoil in the financial markets and declining commodity prices made the transaction too risky.

Mining and resources stocks led a slide in Asian markets on Tuesday on concerns about declining commodities prices as well as overvaluation after a three-month rally.

The period from around 1810 to World War I was the first "global century:" transport costs continuously declined and commodity markets were increasingly integrated (Williamson and O'Rourke, 1999).

For the first time since the 1930s, greenhouse gas emissions may even be on a downwards trajectory thanks to falling consumption, a calming of commodity markets, mothballed factories, declining air travel and reduced production of fossil fuels.

With the decline in timber, cattle and other commodity markets, the basis for interaction and reciprocity among rural landowners in eastern Oregon has become scarce.

The commodity markets for the major tropical agricultural export crops also show great price variability around even more steeply declining long-term real prices.

Agrium said most major crop prices have recently declined more than 30.0% in part because of the global credit crunch and the economic uncertainty impacting the financial and commodity markets.

Commodity markets were generally softer.

Commodity markets were also subdued.

A sell-off in commodity markets.