Sentence examples for globally trade from inspiring English sources

China does not exist in splendid isolation, but prospers by engaging globally – trade figures only yesterday showed exports rocketing by 35% over the past year.

Oil is a globally traded commodity whose price is set on a global market; no matter what the Energy Secretary does or doesn't do, it's not going to make much difference.

Nearly 35 percent of globally traded oil shipments pass daily through the strait, according to IHS Global Insight, a forecasting and market intelligence firm.

Unfortunately for American drivers, petrol (gasoline) is globally traded.

Grain, like many other foods, is a globally traded product, with a limited supply.

The reality is that oil is a globally traded commodity, and Americans must pay international prices to get their share.

Our food supply is now more dependent on globally traded grains than at any time in our history.

But perhaps most of all, in the last decade, dairy products and cow feed became globally traded commodities.

While sustained high gas prices would certainly produce some turmoil, so would potential spikes in countless other globally traded commodities.

Russian crude need not physically reach the United States to benefit American consumers, because oil is a globally traded commodity, and increases in supply anywhere can lower prices everywhere.

Animal feed, especially corn and soybeans, became globally traded commodities with all the impossible-to-predict price swings of oil or copper.