Sentence examples for mix of commodities from inspiring English sources

He reckoned that by investing heavily at home he might also get away with expanding abroad too, to spread Vale's mix of commodities beyond iron ore.

As Ben Davis of Liberum Capital, a bank, points out, Anglo didn't have the right mix of commodities to take advantage of Chinese growth.

He said: "Although the volatility in global markets persists in 2012, particularly concerning the sovereign debt crisis in Europe, we remain confident in the outlook for our diversified mix of commodities due to sustained growth in emerging markets".

The next set of bosses will have to deal with a cooling Chinese economy and determine what mix of commodities will best suit the country's switch from investment to consumption.

Conversion of rural lands to urban and other built-up uses affects the mix of commodities and services produced from the global land base.

Today's noxious mix of commodity-led inflation and tighter credit makes relaxing policy far trickier.

John Brynjolfsson runs the Pimco Commodity Real Return Strategy Fund, an $8.4 billion mix of commodity futures, inflation-protected Treasury bonds, government securities, emerging-market debt and junk bonds.

You could buy hard assets, futures or options on those assets, shares of commodity producers (like oil companies) or a mutual fund that holds a mix of commodity investments.

Solutions like Swift allow enterprises to reuse their existing storage solutions, but more importantly, businesses can use a mix of commodity hardware and public and private clouds to store their data, with Swift (and SwiftStack's Controller) handling provisioning, replication, failover, monitoring and all the other tasks necessary to keep a large storage cluster up and running.

The remaining revenue was generated from a diverse mix of commodity and bond traders, stock exchange employees, mutual funds, trusts and investment advisers, as well as hedge fund managers who have been known to collect more than $1 billion apiece in bonuses.

In 2007 Monsanto sued and won a case against Indiana soybean farmer Vernon Bowman, who used Monsanto's patented seeds when they were sold in a mix of undifferentiated "commodity" seeds.