Sentence examples for sagging prices from inspiring English sources

Far from sagging, prices have held up during the recession.

The world's biggest cap-and-trade program for greenhouse gases, pioneered by the European Union, has struggled with a chronic oversupply of carbon allowances and sagging prices.

America's largest aluminium maker, Alcoa, is to cut 15,200 jobs as it struggles to cope with a slowing global economy and sagging prices for metal.

With the sagging prices, investors have rendered a harsh judgment on the coming holiday shopping season, predicting that consumers will severely cut back on spending.

The late-night bargaining session ended early Wednesday morning with a surprise declaration that OPEC would cut production to shore up sagging prices.

OPEC's 14 oil producing nations agreed on Wednesday to modestly cut their collective oil output later this year in an effort to bolster sagging prices, according to a cartel official.

The European Union has decided to test cattle, buy and destroy infected animals, and buy and slaughter at least two million healthy cattle to prop up the sagging price of beef.

But judging by HP's sagging price, investors remain unconvinced.

Sagging milk prices have taken their toll on the Moss Oak dairy farm, which has been in Maurice Cooper's family since 1917.

COMMODITY PRICE INDEX In a bid to boost sagging cocoa prices, Côte d'Ivoire, the world's biggest producer, plans to ban the export of small cocoa beans from April 1st.

Meanwhile, other companies are buying historically under-performing assets, yet other firms have taken advantage of sagging stock prices to repurchase their shares and give these prices a shot in the arm.