Not exact matches
That's
because printing money tends to depress the U.S. dollar,
lower interest rates and raise
commodity prices — all of which tend to make farmland attractive.
The terms of trade is influenced by the exchange rate
because a rise in the value of a country's currency
lowers the domestic
prices for its imports but does not directly affect the
commodities it produces (i.e. its exports).
And it's
because of this progress that inflation - adjusted
commodity prices have generally been trending
lower for 200 years.
The indirect effects are larger, though,
because the currencies of America's two largest export markets — Mexico and Canada — tend to weaken when the Chinese economy slows and pushes global
commodity prices lower.
Thus, from Australia's perspective, the Asian slowdown may have its biggest effect not through
lower export volumes, but through a fall in
commodity prices, some (or, conceivably, a lot) of which has already happened
because these markets are forward looking.
[The
price of]
commodity dairy ingredients namely skim milk powder and whole milk powder... is at historic
lows and is looking like staying there for a while
because of the change in buying patterns in China and the embargo in Russia.
It's now in the midst of a deep bust
because prices of so many
commodities are at multi-year
lows.
First, corporate profits are booming
because of declining
commodity prices and a weak jobs market that has driven down the cost of labour (the share of U.S. GDP going to labour income is at its
lowest level in 50 years).
Fed officials have argued that despite recent jumps in the
prices of
commodities and food, inflation is in check
because underlying measures have climbed only modestly from historic
lows.
Because of
low oil
prices and weakened
commodity prices generally, resource exploitation, the motor of economic growth for the Conservatives, is slowing down.
Property
prices in other cities are significantly
lower on average, but
because Canada is reliant on imports for much of its produce, the
price of basic
commodities can stack up too.
Commodities and emerging - market investments are still risky,
because of
low oil
prices and China's slowdown, Ailman said.