Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Pork prices trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Pork prices around the world began soaring.
It will probably have some effect on pork prices.
As a result, pork prices are rising outside China too.
Therefore, the domestic pork production could keep growing by a small margin next year,on the premise that the pork prices do not fluctuate drastically in 2018.
Thus pork prices have increased by more than 30% on average over the past few months.
The company says its betting on the reduced supply and surging pork prices to boost profits during this challenging time in the marketplace.
However, pork prices made a U-turn in the four months that followed, from July to October.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics,livestock prices rose 18.2 per cent year on year in July, of which pork prices rose by 27 per cent and lifted the consumer price index by 0.59 per cent.
Pork prices have risen so much in recent months and soon I won't be able to afford meat any more.
Across the restaurant industry, tariffs are causing another headache for chains already grappling with higher wages,a scarcity of workers and pork prices inflated by an outbreak of African swine fever.
Pork prices in northern regions have also fallen by more than VND10,000 VND per kilo to less than VND90,000 per kilo.
The resulting shortages have seen pork prices more than double, providing opportunities for the criminals to exploit.
Pork prices have risen so much in recent months and soon I won't be able to afford meat any more.
The supply shortage has sent pork prices soaring- by 46.7% in August on a year earlier- and that is eating into household incomes.
Pork prices rose by 101.3%, affecting CPI by about 2.43 percentage points, accounting for nearly two-thirds of the total increase in CPI.
While China's pork prices have started to move higher, production responses in the rest of the world appear cautious.
Pork prices, a key element in the country's CPI basket, rose 5.1 percent in March, the first increase after 25 months of decline.
In China, rising pork prices may cut consumer spending in other areas, said Francis Tan, investment strategist at Singapore's UOB Private Bank.
Pork prices have fallen as retaliatory duties of 62% in China and up to 20% in Mexico have curtailed US exports to those countries.
Firehouse also predicts pork prices will climb as much as a 25% later this summer due to the fever that's killing hogs in China, along with jumps in chicken and beef costs.
Pork prices in China have started to decline, and pork production will gradually be restored as supporting policies take effect, the agriculture minister said.
Rising pork prices are“inevitable” before then, said Xie Zhiyou, an agricultural industry analyst for China Galaxy Securities.
Lower pork prices and steady gains in global pork demand will drive exports nearly 4 percent higher in 2019, following 6-percent growth in 2018.
Pork prices this month have risen to 80,000 dong per kilo, up almost 30 percent from a year earlier because of the shortage, said Nguyen Tat Thang, general secretary of the Vietnam Animal Husbandry Association.
Pork prices in Europe have jumped 35 per cent since the start of the year to €1.82 a kg, a leap with big potential implications for the Europe's most voracious pork consumers in Spain, Germany and Poland.
Soaring pork prices prompted the Chinese State Council in September to call for the greater use of science and technology, among other measures, to boost production of the country's staple meat.
Soaring pork prices prompted the State Council, China's cabinet, in September to call for the greater use of science and technology, among other measures, to boost production of the country's staple meat.
Pork prices will find some support, thanks to an outbreak of African swine fever in China that threatens to kill as much as a third of the country's pig population, but won't be as robust as if there was no trade war, says Turner.
Pork prices began rising sharply in June in response to the reduced supplies, reaching a fresh record last month, and Beijing has warned that they will go higher, threatening to become a serious concern for low-income consumers.
It has also pushed up pork prices in the country's populous south as demand rises ahead of a week-long holiday in October, raised the prospect of imports, and underscored the limitations of a government push to promote livestock farming in the northeast cornbelt.