Sentence examples for prices boom from inspiring English sources

Stamp duty, a tax on house and land purchases, is becoming more lucrative for the government as house prices boom.

Too often, central banks have tended to give speculative buyers a one-way bet cutting interest rates when markets falter, but leaving them unchanged when asset prices boom.

Think about the burden of national policy, like interest rates, set to meet London's needs as house prices boom in the capital but not in Liverpool.

This would help to boost countries' external purchasing power and hence their imports when oil prices boom.

They also want to grow as prices boom.

Such changes may be as strong and far-reaching as the recent commodity prices boom and could prove very hard for Sub-Saharan Africa entrepreneurs and governments to anticipate (IMF 2011 59 60).

Prices boomed there between 2003 and 2005, he said, and they are now declining slightly.

Seat lease prices boomed with dot-com stocks in the late 1990's.

Agricultural land prices boomed, as farmers, believing land values and commodity prices would rise in perpetuity, borrowed to the hilt.

With nickel prices booming and a Lionore merger offering significant synergies to the winner, an even higher offer might be coming.

When prices boomed in the Eighties, they paid off their mortgages overnight.