The swelling prices are roiling the beef supply chain from rancher to restaurant.
Because of a financial restructuring and swelling oil prices, Nigeria has almost no foreign debt, almost $50 billion in foreign reserves and a growing trade surplus.
In the past year it has stumbled as a result of swelling overhead, pricing problems and a big customer default.
Dissent in Russia was relatively low as the economy boomed, built on a swelling oil-price.
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Together, however, the country's ten biggest airlines have managed, despite swelling demand and rising prices, to lose money in the most recent financial quarter, a state they have flirted with on and off for most of their existence.
Speaking of risk factors for the market, Ortz argues that Wall Street is presently blind sided by the widespread and swelling view that stock prices -- despite a more than 50% run from their March lows -- still have nowhere to go but up.
Public coffers are swelling, thanks to rising commodity prices and oil output.
The stalwarts targeted the repressive Corn Laws – a tax on imported grain – for raising bread prices, and for swelling the landed gentry's coffers.
It was the biggest monthly auction of two-year notes since the Treasury began selling the securities in 1972, swelling supply and driving down prices.
