Sentence examples for suppressing prices from inspiring English sources

High levels of interest from these natural buyers are thought to be suppressing prices at the moment.

As investors pull their money out of investment funds, those funds are forced to sell assets to hand back the cash, suppressing prices in the market and causing further uncertainty.

Beijing overbuilt its aluminum capacity to keep its citizens employed, then dumped the subsidized excess on the world market, artificially suppressing prices.

America, for instance, suppresses prices by restricting exports.

He added, "The main reason for suppressed prices of homes is the difficulty of financing them".

Neither of those efforts did much to suppress prices, and the latest effort may not work either.

The influx created a temporary glut of organic milk, which suppressed prices last year, but also added to the demand — and the price — for organic animal feed.

But reducing livestock production can take months to years, and in the interim it can actually suppress prices as breeding animals are slaughtered to reduce production.

Richard P. Smith, the D.F.A.'s current president and chief executive, disputed the notion that the pact between Dean and the D.F.A. was a conspiracy that suppressed prices for farmers.

They accused the banks of conspiring to suppress prices of silver futures on the Commodity Exchange division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, beginning in the spring of 2008.

The more ambitious CET would further suppress prices by introducing more renewable energy, resulting in expensive gas generators less often being able to set the price of electricity in the wholesale market.