With reserves dwindling, there is fear that even these unequal gains of the diamond era are at risk.
With reserves dwindling, inflation rising, the peso under pressure and foreign capital markets still out of reach after the default in July, the removal of Mr Fábrega adds to the sense of an economy adrift.Authorities in Mexico charged three soldiers with murder for their role in a shoot-out in June, in which 22 people were killed.
With oil reserves dwindling, some companies are looking to biodegradable plastics produced from renewable sources--such as living organisms.
Pan American World Airways, with its cash reserves dwindling, said yesterday that it was putting its valuable Northeast shuttle up for sale.
With its foreign reserves dwindling, the governor of the central bank described Nigeria's fiscal outlook as "not too impressive .The eagle soarsRevised data showed that America's economy grew by 3.9% in the third quarter at an annualised rate, a quicker pace than had been thought.
With North Sea gas reserves dwindling, European nations are looking to diversify their suppliers to avoid becoming reliant on a single region for sourcing LNG supplies.
With conventional oil and gas reserves dwindling, the oil and gas industry is transitioning to more aggressive environments, many rich in hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, chlorides, and elemental sulfur at elevated temperatures and total pressures.
With Argentina's foreign currency reserves dwindling and its ability to borrow abroad blocked by past defaults, its government is facing a desperate cash squeeze and is asking the World Bank to let it put off repaying $800 million in loans that come due this week, President Eduardo Duhalde said today.
Since the start of the year, with the commodity supercycle slowing and foreign-exchange reserves dwindling, the president has had to become more pragmatic.
On the black market a dollar costs nearly 50% more than it does at the official exchange rate.With foreign-exchange reserves dwindling, Ms Fernández had begun to settle the disputes with investors that prevent Argentina drawing on international credit.
Oil exports, which now produce 70% of state revenue, are set to decline as reserves dwindle, with some experts predicting they may run out as soon as 2012.Given such burdens, it is not surprising that so many Yemenis wearily admit that Mr Saleh may be a necessary evil.
