Примеры использования Volatility in commodity prices на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Experts expressed concern about excessive volatility in commodity prices.
Volatility in commodity prices will remain a concern for net commodity exporters and importers alike.
Addressing financialization and excess volatility in commodity prices.
Excessive volatility in commodity prices, particularly those for food and energy, poses additional risks for the recovery of the world economy.
A variety of factors were identified as the drivers of the recent volatility in commodity prices.
At the same time,the expected further volatility in commodity prices makes ENRC's 2010 revenues very uncertain.
With regard to recent developments and challenges in commodity markets,some experts highlighted the trend of increasing volatility in commodity prices.
That problem is compounded by the endemic volatility in commodity prices, which effectively compromises long-term planning in those countries.
Landlocked developing countries are extremely vulnerable to external shocks suchas global financial and economic crises and volatility in commodity prices.
Speculative action in the global market,with the attendant volatility in commodity prices, has generated socio-economic tensions in various countries across the globe.
This report provided in-depth analyses of theworld commodity situation and prospects, with particular emphasis on excessive volatility in commodity prices and markets.
Concerned that excessive volatility in commodity prices has led to food insecurity and is further contributing to increased poverty in developing countries.
Likewise, some countries that have reached the point of completion have seen a deterioration in their indebtedness indicators because of the decrease in export income,which I just mentioned, and the volatility in commodity prices.
For example, should a second recession occur, continued volatility in commodity prices could challenge growth in developing countries with a high dependence on commodity exports.
Some experts stated that, even if some empirical studies sometimes suggested no causal linkages between speculative positions and spot prices, speculation was very often associated with volatility in commodity prices.
The excess volatility in commodity prices gives rise to great uncertainty in the short and medium term, leading to higher insurance costs and increased risks associated with investment in natural resource sectors.
Despite long-term, secular declines in theprices of most commodities, recent times have seen record volatility in commodity prices, with negative macroeconomic impacts.
Recent volatility in commodity prices has rendered the special safeguard mechanism particularly significant, as countries seek to preserve local production in order to reduce reliance on imports.
In countries that are highly dependent on rich natural resource endowments, the sensitivity of fiscal receipts to volatility in commodity prices highlights the important opportunity that reserve funds provide to smooth large swings in public revenues.
Recent surges and continued volatility in commodity prices were causing significant challenges for both exporters and importers, with the recent high food prices raising concerns over food security.
Several participants said that despite Africa's impressive growth performance over the past 10 years, important challenges remained to be addressed: building productive capacities, achieving food and energy security,managing volatility in commodity prices and reducing high unemployment among the young and poor.
Despite the expected high volatility in commodity prices and the resulting likely swings in the ENRC share price, we believe that the strong upward potential greatly exceeds the downside risk and maintain our“Buy” recommendation for ENRC shares.
Agrees that sustaining and improving upon current levels of economic growth require the promotion of an enablingenvironment to facilitate entrepreneurship, improved market access and greater economic diversification into higher value added exports, as buffers against long-term declining terms of trade and volatility in commodity prices;
The countries of the third world are being thwarted in their efforts to develop,labouring under the weight of indebtedness, the volatility in commodity prices, barriers to access to the markets of developed countries, inadequate official development assistance and scarce financial resources, not to mention the conflicts and various pandemics afflicting our populations.
We direct our Ministers to take this process forward with particular focus on the potential of cooperation amongst the BRICS to contribute effectively to global food security and nutrition through improved agriculture production and productivity,transparency in markets and reducing excessive volatility in commodity prices, thereby making a difference in the quality of lives of the people particularly in the developing world.
To take just three examples from UNCTAD's own past,they need to know such things as how to use modern techniques of risk management to help them cope with volatility in commodity prices; they need to know how to assess the likely impact on their interests of proposed changes in the trade regime; and they need to know which policies for attracting foreign direct investment have worked and which have not and why.
We are deeply concerned that landlocked developing countries continue to face new and emerging challenges, such as the global economic and financial crisis,high food and energy prices and volatility in commodity prices, compounded by the negative impacts of climate change, desertification and land degradation, including the loss of biodiversity, which have tremendously increased the burden on the economies of our countries and affected the livelihoods of our populations;
At its fifty-seventh session, the General Assembly called upon the Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development to designate independent eminent persons to examine andreport on commodity issues, including the volatility in commodity prices and declining terms of trade and the impact these have on the development efforts of commodity-dependent developing countries, for consideration by the Trade and Development Board at its executive session and, subsequently, by the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session resolution 57/236.
The present economic situation has also been marked by extreme volatility in commodity and oil prices.
At the current juncture, volatility in commodity and energy prices could undermine the debt sustainability of these countries.