Sentences with phrase «equipment prices rose»
Metal products, machinery, and equipment prices rose 6.6 %, while prices of ores and minerals grew 1.8 % last month.
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The tally of oil rigs rose in recent weeks, with oil prices near $ 50 per barrel and demand for drilling equipment on the rise.
Its total sales rose through the fall and winter, but at prices below what the equipment cost to produce.
A large part of the rise in the September quarter reflected the impact of higher oil prices and the importation of a number of lumpy capital imports, including some civil aircraft and defence equipment.
Within the energy sector, the gains were split evenly among equipment and consumable fuels as rising oil prices saw investment in rigs and additional exploration.
And the findings show that the rise in the theft of goods such as mobile phones, bicycles, jewellery and the decline in audio equipment, TVs and DVDs taken from properties in London is indeed closely linked to price.
At just under # 45,000, the Boxster's considerable rise in price is at least partly rationalised with a boost in standard equipment levels.
Though praise for the bike was universal, eyebrows rose at its price tag - about $ 11,575 sans police equipment.
Audi has announced a slight price rise, a significant performance improvement and a sizeable hike in equipment for the second - generation TT S Coupe and Roadster, which go on sale today.
Added standard equipment goes some way to ameliorate substantial price rises, but the big story's performance...
Yukon XLs are loaded with equipment, but the sticker price rises rapidly if you select a few options — or move all the way up to the plush, top - of - the - line Denali.
Also, the large cap energy equipment and services gains 54.5 basis points versus the gain of 34.9 basis points from large cap oil, gas and consumable fuels for every 1 % rise in oil price.
Farms in the Rondout Valley and other parts of the Hudson Valley face steep challenges, including the rising price of fuel, supplies and equipment; climate change challenges; escalating taxes; and competition in a global economy.