Примеры использования Volatility of commodity prices на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The downward trend and volatility of commodity prices must be reversed.
Financial sector activities have also affected the level and volatility of commodity prices.
The volatility of commodity prices, and their long-term downward trend, has increased under the new orthodoxy.
This has made those countries highly vulnerable to external trade shocks because of the volatility of commodity prices.
Furthermore, the volatility of commodity prices remains a challenge to commodity-importing and-exporting developing countries, many of which are LDCs.
Global Governance Group inputs to the G-20 on food security and the volatility of commodity prices.
In addition, the high volatility of commodity prices led to high vulnerability of commodity export countries due to the adverse effects associated with price declines.
However, the dependence of Mongolia's economy on mining revenues exposes the country to the volatility of commodity prices.
The volatility of commodity prices poses a serious risk for the sustainability of growth, and better international coordination is required to reduce the instability of commodity prices and exchange rates.
This has made landlocked developing countries highly vulnerable to external trade shocks due to the volatility of commodity prices.
Overall, the factors that contributed to high volatility of commodity prices were traditional supply and demand factors, although price volatility was exacerbated by the financialization of commodities.
In the current andprevious years, businesses have been extremely concerned about the volatility of commodity prices 81% and 88% of respondents, respectively.
With the volatility of commodity prices and the dumping of cheap, highly subsidized agricultural products from foreign countries, the shift to plantation economies and cash cropping has not paid off.
The eminent persons agreed that the seriousness of the problems associated with the volatility of commodity prices and the declining terms of trade could not be overstated.
Contribute to maintaining a stable global economic environment, especially by reducing the risksof international financial crises, and providing against volatility of commodity prices.
This makes least developed countries vulnerable to external trade shocks owing to volatility of commodity prices, which also impacts domestic resource mobilization.
Shocks affecting major cereal producers, such as droughts in Ukraine in 2005 and in Australia in 2009, and fires in Russia in 2010,have increased the volatility of commodity prices;
In addition, the multilateral trading system must address the growing and excessive volatility of commodity prices, an emerging issue not covered in the Doha Development Agenda.
A key challenge for policymakers is to identify innovative andcoherent policies at national, regional and international levels to reduce the volatility of commodity prices.
Identifying to what extent financial investment has affected the level and volatility of commodity prices is challenging owing to the limited transparency and level of disaggregation of existing data.
The Committee noted that speculation needed to be curbed andregulation of commodity markets enhanced at the international level in order to contain the volatility of commodity prices.
Ethiopia seized the opportunity to underline the need for an immediate solution to the fall and volatility of commodity prices in order to attain the goals of the Programme of Action.
While the growing participation of investors in primary commodity markets is generally acknowledged,there has been considerable debate in recent years regarding whether this has raised the level and volatility of commodity prices.
The countries are also working to better mitigate andmanage the risks associated with the volatility of commodity prices, strengthen their capacity to manage their natural resources and agriculture, and adopt better technologies.
The recent downward swing in the prices of primary commodities and the upward swing in petroleum prices are only the latest examples of the effect of volatility of commodity prices on the poorest countries.
Assist least developed countries to better mitigate andmanage the risks associated with the volatility of commodity prices without distorting market behaviour by strengthening and expanding existing facilities, on a mutually agreed basis;
The recent downward swing in the prices of primary commodities andthe upward swing in petroleum prices are only the latest examples of the effect of volatility of commodity prices on the poorest countries.
Volatility of commodity prices aggravates difficulties in macroeconomic management and frustrates investment efforts because of uncertainty about overall economic conditions, including exchange rates, return on investments and import capacity, particularly of critical imports such as oil.
It is important for policymakers to identify and implement appropriate policies, at national, regional and international levels,to address the impacts of volatility of commodity prices on vulnerable groups.
Calls upon the United Nations to convene a high-level international meeting in 2003 to address the declining terms of trade and volatility of commodity prices, taking into account the commitments made in paragraph 89 of the Plan of Implementation adopted at the World Summit on Sustainable Development;