"price benchmark" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a standard or reference point used for comparing and evaluating prices. Example: The company's goal is to establish a price benchmark for their products within the industry.
It has now established a price benchmark of $5.40 per 1,000 impressions, down from around $12 just a few years ago.
Many of Twitter's late-stage investors, like T. Rowe Price, Benchmark Capital and Insight Venture Partners, have not sold their shares to Mr. Sacca's fund, according to one of the people familiar with the matter.
OPEC agreed last week to cut daily supplies as of Sept. 1 by one million barrels, or 4.1percentt, after its oil price benchmark fell 13percentt from June 1 to July 24, as inventories rose and an economic slowdown curbed demand.
A reduction of 25.5% of the electricity cost respect to the grid electricity price benchmark is among the key outcomes discussed in the present paper.
The prioritized purpose of this dissertation is to put forward a scientific and plausible interval of carbon price benchmark on the unified carbon trading market, of which will be scheduled to be established in the year of 2016.
If i know how to find a second hand price benchmark on the web (checking eBay for example) i would not know how to find the rental price of a piece of furniture (specially if it is unique).
Buyers, however, complain that there are no price benchmarks.
The agents sold two apartments each, hitting new price benchmarks for the local area.
Last year Swiss financial regulator Finma said it had found a "clear attempt" to manipulate precious metals price benchmarks during an investigation into trading at UBS.
The regulator also began to investigate gas price benchmarks following a report in the Guardian sparked by claims by whistleblowers that the £300bn wholesale market was being manipulated.
"The share price benchmarks should not therefore be regarded as automatic triggers for the commencement of the sell-down," UKFI said in its annual report.
