Sentences with phrase «depressed price levels»

Alpha said its actions «are being triggered by persistent weakness in U.S. and overseas coal demand and depressed price levels, along with government regulations that are causing electric utilities to close coal - fired power plants and forgo new construction.»

If those depressed price levels stick around, Wall Street will likely grow tired of shale drilling and start taking its money elsewhere.

Still, even at the current depressed price levels, production, for the most part, in those countries is still profitable.

Not exact matches

Whereas huge swaths of the country remain hobbled by scarce credit, depressed home prices, and high levels of unemployment, the technology hubs in Silicon Valley, Boston, and New York City are booming.

Hopefully home prices are depressed at least back to normal levels over the next 4 - 8 years.

A recent pullback in headline consumer price inflation across developed economies has challenged the notion of steady, if unspectacular, increases in inflation from depressed levels.

But American steel and aluminum producers argue that China still harms them indirectly by routing goods through third countries, as well as depressing global prices to a level where American manufacturers can not compete.

Whatever next steps the ECB decides to take, the goal is to raise inflation from its very depressed levels and achieve price stability.

However, I do think sugar & coffee prices look interesting down at these depressed levels.

Silver prices are still trading under their 20 and 100 day moving average as the trend remains mixed as were stuck in a tight consolidation as I will be looking at a bullish position if we break 16.81 as I will not go short as I think the downside is very limited at these depressed levels.

Day - to - day news stories are merely opportunities for depressed risk premiums to shift up toward more normal levels, but the normalization itself is inevitable, and the spike in risk premiums (decline in prices) need not be proportional or «justifiable» by the news at all.

The debate over aluminum's future in the United States comes after 20 years of China flooding the global market with the natural resource, depressing prices to a level where few U.S. companies can compete.

I'm talking about balance in an emotional sense too, achieving a level of equanimity that helps us keep our composure when the markets are in turmoil, so we don't do something we'll later regret, like selling stocks in a panic at depressed prices.

A recent pullback in headline consumer price inflation across developed economies has challenged the notion of steady, if unspectacular, increases in inflation from depressed levels.

Whatever next steps the ECB decides to take, the goal is to raise inflation from its very depressed levels and achieve price stability.

While we have no idea where oil prices will settle in the short run, it remains our view that oil prices can not stay down at today's depressed prices for too long, largely due to what we believe to be the relatively modest current level of excess capacity, our expectations of continued growth in demand over time, and the high marginal costs for finding and developing new sources of supply.

Even though the stock price has risen since then, it's still trading at depressed levels compared to the general market's run - up.

These traders rush to the sales desk, hence driving down prices to depressed levels.

Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the NAR, explained many things could have had an impact on the depressed November sales, including low inventory levels and rising home prices.

A 15 P / E seems reasonable in light of the current high level of revenue / earnings growth, the medium term 9.4 % carat production growth rate and the still depressed tanzanite price.

Depressed oil and gas prices are jeopardizing energy production levels, possibly impairing the economics of large pipeline growth projects, and potentially creating excess pipeline capacity in certain regions.

One of the biggest questions heading into 2018, according to Yun, is if the depressed levels of available supply can improve enough to slow price growth and make buying a home more affordable.

«Although depressed inventory levels are keeping home prices elevated in most of the country, steady job gains and growing evidence that wages are finally starting to tick up are encouraging more households to consider buying a home.»

«Orlando has very depressed home prices that are 33 percent behind peak - level pricing, and it lags behind the rest of the nation,» said Lima One founder John Warren, a former Marines infantryman.

These house - price appreciation estimates do not include improvements to home prices that occurred since June and were depressed by a high level of refinance activity.

In Canada, «We expect resale markets will become better balanced in 2010 as pent - up demand from the depressed levels of last fall and winter wanes and as the number of listings increase, removing some of the recent incentive to add more new housing stock, and cooling price increases in both the new and resale market,» says Warren.