Sentence examples for falling export prices from inspiring English sources

A common mistake is to assume that falling export prices mean that China is exporting disinflation, whereas rising export prices imply it is exporting inflation.

Yet this is lower than the 11.5% that was forecast at the start of 2006 a sign that rising input costs (especially for oil and commodities) and falling export prices are biting.

SYDNEY — The Australian central bank held its benchmark interest rate at 3.5 percent for a third consecutive month Tuesday, saying past cuts had yet to be fully felt, even as a second Australian mining company said falling export prices had caused it to reduce ambitious expansion plans.

But when those economic forecasts were materially downgraded due to falling export prices, a softening in the global economy, a high Australian dollar and easing domestic business and consumer confidence, Swan rightly ditched the surplus objective and implemented policies that underpinned growth and employment.

The effects of the collapse of Lehman Brothers last September were transmitted worldwide within days: soon even the most remote villages in Africa, Asia and Latin America were feeling the shock of reduced remittance income, cancelled investment projects and falling export prices.

And for the past five years we've been seeing falling exports prices, and Australia's overall national income has been stagnant.

Much of this lending took place to help poor countries to cope with falling export commodity prices, rising world interest rates and escalating repayment schedules to commercial banks.

Industry's Glyphosate Task Force warns of dire consequences, such as rising food prices, falling exports, and crop yields dropping by 5% (for oilseed rape) to 40% (for sugar beets).

The commercial north, having little industry, desired more free trade; the industrial south sought greater tariff protection in order to compete against falling British export prices.

Prices had already been high because of production problems in China and Thailand and falling exports from India.

That is partly because import prices have fallen, but more because export prices have risen.