"easing commodity prices" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which the prices of commodities (such as raw materials, food, and energy) are decreasing. For example, "The government is taking steps to ease commodity prices in order to boost economic growth."
More worrying is a global slowdown and easing commodity prices.
When other ministers float populist policies that would "devastate the economy", Mr Chidambaram "says unpleasant things", in order to shoot them down, according to Prithviraj Chavan, an ex-minister who now runs Maharashtra, a big western state.Inflation also looks less scary, largely due to easing commodity prices.
On the cost side, a record corn crop has eased commodity price concerns, although beef prices could remain an issue and labor costs could rise with increases in the minimum wage.
General Mills, like most food companies, has benefited from easing commodities costs and price increases in the past year, while sales have risen as consumers eat more meals at home to save money.
In part, that's because some of the measures taken by central banks to prevent catastrophe have had unintended consequences: the impact of quantitative easing on commodity prices and hence on inflation, for example.
Some demand destructions may ease energy and commodity prices, but it's not a given if there are supply outages in the Middle East or elsewhere.
The three things that normally get the global economy out of a hole are time, policy easing and falling commodity prices.
But elsewhere, inflation pressures have eased, helped by lower commodity prices, meaning the need for rate increases has declined.
Mining shares are heading lower as commodity prices ease again on concerns about the state of the global economy.
Mining companies edged lower after recent rises, as commodity prices eased in the wake of a firmer dollar.
While that is expected to ease on lower global commodity prices and a rise in Indian exports, the deficit is on track to remain well above the 2.5 percent level that is seen as sustainable.
