Sentence examples for prices stood at from inspiring English sources
Those chances, derived from asset prices, stood at 12percent and 288 percent respectively on Wednesday, according to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
But there was clearly some resentment among Kuwaiti oil officials about what they described as United States indifference to the relative economic hardship Kuwait endured when oil prices stood at $10 a barrel less than two years ago.
Supply shortages are largely to blame and coffee prices stood at $2.12 a pound in August, up from $1.57 a year earlier, according to the International Coffee Organization.
In other words, during bubble periods, when share prices stand at something like 100 times the earnings of a company, it is highly unlikely that dividend payments will match the share price in any period of time during which the shares are held.
BSkyB's share price stood at 599.5p at 8.21am, up 3.01% over last night's close.
"After 20 minutes the share price stood at 485p with 3.6 million shares having changed hands," Buik added.
Five years ago, though up from its $9 low in the 1990s, the oil price stood at a mere $26 a barrel.
Citi's share price stood at a measly $6.75 on Friday January 9th, a drop of more than 75% over the past 12 months.
Its share price stood at 81.5p this afternoon, down from a 12-month high of 197.8p, and giving it a market capitalisation of around £210m.
The share price stood at €2.48 on August 2nd, despite the fact that Telecom Italia has returned €10.3 billion to shareholders in the two years to September 2003.Not even the most bullish analyst expects Telecom Italia's share price to soon rise close to €5.21.
So the future for solar power could be bright indeed.Follow the moneyBut what is most striking is that figures compiled by Shell Renewables in April 2004, when the oil price stood at $40 a barrel it is currently closer to $60 found that wind turbines and solar panels could close the cost gap with conventional energy sources.
