Sentence examples for rebounding commodity prices from inspiring English sources

Government advisers have said that a lesson of the most recent crash was the urgency of diversification, despite rebounding commodity prices, as an inoculation against the next downturn.

But many market strategists had been predicting an end to the earnings drought in the second half of 2016 because of rebounding oil and commodity prices — a sign the global economy was finding its footing.

A rapid rebound after commodity prices collapsed in the aftermath of the financial crisis in 2009 convinced cash-strapped governments that large multinationals were easy targets.

David Stephens, Oracle's vice president for procurement, said that larger economic forces were helping shape the e-procurement market -- namely the rebound in commodity prices in many markets.

The company has had a resurgence particularly in areas like Asia because of China's brisk growth and in sectors like mining because of a rebound in commodity prices.

The rebound in commodity prices is mixed news.

"The rebound in commodity prices will have no impact on the CPI for at least another year".

The general rebound in commodity prices helped the Australian markets to a gain, though, and India also came out ahead for the day.

Most markets across Asia eked out gains, as the U.S. Federal Reserve's cut of its key lending rate to near zero and a rebound in commodity prices contributed to rallying among banks and commodity producers.

As a weaker dollar and optimism about an economic rebound push commodity prices up, energy investors will look to Wednesday's report on crude inventories for clues on whether oil's big rally is sustainable.

Stocks still faded though, as investors pulled back after big gains Thursday and a rebound in faltering commodity prices pulled money away from the market.