Meanings of surging prices in English

Housebuilding in particular is rising fast, driven by surging prices and government subsidies.

U.S. soybeans have been a relative bargain due to surging prices in Brazil.

The government's years-old practice of subsidizing gasoline has left Mexicans cushioned from surging prices.

People took to social media to complain about surging prices for vegetables and other groceries.

In the meantime, many Iranians may continue to struggle with surging prices and an unstable currency.

Keeping the economy steady is as much about safeguarding against falling prices as it is about surging prices.

While analysts say recycling is not an immediate cure for supply shortages, surging prices could taker their toll.

Consumers are no better off, with declining home values, mounting job losses and surging prices for groceries and gas.

Oil has also been knocked off its peak by growing evidence that consumers are struggling to cope with surging prices.

Companies were certainly rolling in cash with surging prices for iron ore and coal lifting miners' profits by 50 percent.

The government has tried to reduce the impact of surging prices by scrapping a 10 percent import duty on soybean.

Confidence in the property market remains strong but looming restrictions on bank lending may have slightly cooled expectations of surging prices.

Late last year, Starbucks raised drink prices in the United States and China because of surging prices for coffee and other commodities.

Australia is Indonesia's main supplier of beef, surging prices of which became a major issue earlier this year by helping drive up inflation.

Late last year the company raised drink prices in the United States and China due to surging prices for coffee and other commodities.

The tax was put in place in Vancouver because surging prices prompted worries about a bubble and speculation by foreigners, mostly from China.