Significados de global surplus en inglés

Prior to this, the largest six-month global surplus this century was 360 million barrels.

The market is burdened by a massive global surplus.

Both markets are in global surplus, but uncertainty created by production cuts has induced fresh buying.

That idea is a global surplus recycling mechanism.

Energy consultancy FGE forecasts a global surplus of 2 million barrels per day between April and June.

Hughes said wheat prices were currently favorable for the refinery with a large global surplus keeping prices in check.

The ICU would act as a sort of automatic " global surplus recycling mechanism," to use Varoufakis's term.

Even before the data was released, BNP Paribas analyst Stephen Briggs had increased his forecast of the global surplus.

The International Cocoa Organization (ICCO) forecasts a global surplus of 371,000 tonnes this season.

Steelmakers worldwide have struggled for years as a global surplus has expanded, weighing on prices and stoking tensions between major exporting countries.

He said the INCB would likely refuse any request because there is a global surplus of pharmaceutical opiates, resulting in low prices.

However some economists say any pick-up in the Chinese property sector this year could boost demand for copper and further eat into a global surplus.

But the glut pervades many major farming regions, making it unlikely that drought or floods in one region could wipe out the mounting global surplus.

Prices for aluminium - used in the aerospace, construction and automotive industries - have remained stubbornly low because of a massive global surplus of metal.

Prices for aluminum - used in the aerospace, construction and automotive industries - have remained stubbornly low because of a massive global surplus of metal.

That helped tighten the gap between global surplus oil supplies and demand by 40,000 bpd to just 160,000 bpd in 2010.