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Economists were disappointed with the stall in imports, but were encouraged by the rise in consumer goods imports as this was a sign domestic demand was holding firmer.

Crudely put, the theory states that when inflation rises above a prescribed level (typically around 2 %), central banks must respond by raising interest rates, which quells consumer demand and causes inflation to fall back to «acceptable» levels.

Turkey's demand for gold surged by more than a third in the first quarter, as consumers flocked to the precious metal as a protection against a tumbling currency and rising inflation.

Rising home prices can help bolster consumer demand, as the home is by far the most valuable property most Americans own.

As consumer demand rises for healthier options, we have decided to separate ourselves from other companies by developing a product that provides a wide range of health benefits without unnecessary ingredients that are widely found in the health product and beverage industries.

This growth will be largely influenced by changing consumer behavior resulting from hectic lifestyles, rising disposable income, and demand for convenience.

Group turnover for H1 rose 7 % to NZ $ 10bn due to commodity prices and higher volume sales (+5 % y / y), driven by strong demand for branded consumer products and ingredients (the latter turned over NZ $ 8bn in H1, +10 %).

The Good Food movement has gained major ground in recent years, driven by fast - rising consumer demand for better and healthier products.

Cargill is expanding the cocoa pressing capacity of its Ilhéus plant in Brazil by 25 % The investment is designed to help the plant keep up with rising consumer demand for chocolate and cocoa products.

However, rising water scarcity — made worse by climate change — could impact the Indian manufacturing sector's future ability to meet Chinese consumer demand.

The challenge for WHEAT is no less than to raise the productivity, affordability and quality of wheat and wheat - based foods for 2.5 billion resource - poor consumers in 89 countries today, as well as meeting rising demand from a world population expected to surpass 9 billion by mid-century.

Gold and silver mining companies may also be adversely affected by changing inflation expectations, the availability of alternatives, disruptions in the supply chain, rising production costs, rising regulatory compliance costs, increased environmental regulations, and changes in industrial, government and global consumer demand.

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What you can see on eBay is the rise of both traditional eco-friendly products, demand for products that are made with Fair Trade practices — like those found on WorldOfGood by eBay — as well as people thinking more about how they can be more sustainable consumers; by using what already exists in the world today and turning to eBay to buy existing products.

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Change is urgently being demanded by market forces — shifts in consumer habits, intolerable rising costs to advertisers and through a nearly universal dissatisfaction with the advertising models that have dominated (plagued) the U.S. digital economy.

«All told, increasing consumer sales, greater demand for space by retailers and insufficient growth in new supply suggest that rents and occupancy will likely be rising at a healthy rate over at least the near term,» writes RBC Capital Markets REIT analyst Rich Moore.

The coming year will see an increased scrutiny of the value of real estate listings syndication; a renewed debate around broker control of listings data and its distribution channels; and a rising demand among consumers and real estate professionals for higher - quality data, according to more than a dozen industry experts contacted by Inman News.