Significados de depressing prices em inglês

This could see more cargo flows towards Asia, eventually depressing prices, traders said.

Ready-to-assemble cabinets were depressing prices for everyone, according to domestic firms.

Investment and production slump -inventories shoot up, further depressing prices.

Redevelopment took the district further downmarket, depressing prices still more.

All the while, the recession has cut demand for the fuel, depressing prices in the short term.

But other oil exporters have more than compensated for any shortfall, filling global inventories and depressing prices.

The Realtors group blamed distressed sales, which accounted for 45 percent of all transactions, for depressing prices.

Some analysts say demand from big emitters is likely to be small initially, potentially depressing prices of NZUs.

The global recession has cut into industrial demand and supplies of crude and gas have swelled, depressing prices.

Investors have pulled over $50 billion from stock funds so far in October, depressing prices in equities.

Their risk is paying too much in a market where foreclosures are depressing prices and carrying costs erode margins.

The global recession has cut into industrial demand and supplies of crude and natural gas have swelled, depressing prices.

The country could afford to help its ally by pumping even more, depressing prices, at least until after the U.S. elections.

ED&F Man said in October it will be restructuring its core sugar business, as it struggled to cope with surplus stocks depressing prices.

Pipeline bottlenecks at the transport hub of Cushing, Oklahoma, had created a glut, depressing prices in the Midwest, where Continental sells its oil.

That would also spell trouble for Polish pork producers: a Chinese ban on German pork could lead to it flooding the EU market, depressing prices.