Sentences with phrase «usually known commodities»

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Not so well known in the US, vanilla sugar is a commodity usually smuggled back in my suitcase on trips to Europe.

Blok explains how regular bread in a sense is like bulk wine; it goes through the commodity channels where flour is flour and a grape is a grape no matter where it's grown, and how in bread flavor is usually thought of as the inclusion of an additional component like garlic, olive oil, rosemary, or perhaps rye, but not terroir or genus.

Food service directors usually do n`t know until August of each year what USDA commodities will be available for their schools.

What all commodity index funds do is buy a basket of futures contracts, usually near - month contracts, which should closely track the price in the here and now (also known as the «spot price») movement of the various commodities.

We all know that precious metals are extremely volatile (high beta) and that commodities usually do not have a long - run real return (zero alpha).

If they are commodity pieces of malware that have been bought on criminal forum by a known criminal group using infrastructure that has been known the security industry before, it's quite straightforward and be attributed quite quickly, however that's not usually the case.

If you know consumers who are looking for a hedge against the rising cost of commodities and the inflation that usually accompanies it, you have a story to tell them about real estate.