Translation of "Commodity boom" in German

Putin’s rise to power coincided with the world-wide commodity boom.

It is all about participation in the world wide commodity boom.

During the commodity boom, the Aussie-Dollar was consistently a top performer.

What did have an impact was a two-decade-long commodity-price boom.

Prices had started falling in September of that year, following a brief commodity boom.

Speculative capital has hitched itself to the food commodity boom, creating a classic "asset bubble".

The commodity boom we are experiencing right now bears witness to this and is a part of globalization.

A continuation of today’s commodity-price boom seems more likely, for it has more of a “new era” story attached to it.

While Western investment drove economic growth in Central and Eastern Europe, the commodity boom sustained Russia’s geopolitical revival.

Some worry that the fresh liquidity will lead to worse outcomes – for example, a commodity boom, which would act much like a tax on American and European consumers.

The commodity boom and discovery of mineral resources in fragile states have sown seeds of discord, while the spread of democracy in low-income countries – perhaps surprisingly – increases the statistical likelihood of political violence.

The rapid economic growth in much of the developing world since the beginning of the century was fueled by a commodity boom and an overextension of credit.

But it is now becoming clear that the perception that globalization is some overwhelming and inexorable force largely reflected the side effects of the last decade’s commodity boom.

In the early 2000s, flush with cash thanks to a commodity boom, Lula’s government began to distribute subsidized credit to consumers and businesses, hold down energy prices artificially, and expand government spending at more than double the rate of GDP growth.

With the commodity boom during this period sustaining massive accumulation of foreign-exchange reserves, the region’s external debt, net of reserves, fell from more than 30% of GDP to less than 6%.

But the situation has only deteriorated, owing partly to China’s economic slowdown, the end of the commodity boom, tighter international financial conditions, weak global growth, and a years-long legacy of policy mismanagement.

Admittedly, the global commodity price boom has had profound, albeit enormously complex and uncertain, effects on poverty.

The end of the commodity boom in 2014 and the slowdown in growth in trading partner countries caused problems for developing countries, especially for those that had failed to broaden their export base and diversify their economies.

It was debt, from both domestic and foreign sources, that added fuel to the commodity boom and EMEs' expansion.

It is certainly true that the buoyant upswing in the emerging markets over more than ten years stoked the demand for oil and contributed to the commodity price boom.

The downside of the commodity boom is the necessity of transport to Asia – for our cotton project one of the major challenges is shipment from African ports, which sometimes work painfully slowly and make precise planning nearly impossible.

With the exception of the exuberance which came to a head in 2007, we are not dealing with a true commodity bubble, and it has still to be seen if the alleged commodity boom really has come to its abrupt end, given that there are developments demographically and prosperity growth in the emerging nations.

They remodelled constitutions, built inclusive education and welfare systems, and distributed the region's recent commodity boom more equally.

However, social inequality was a less contentious issue in the period of spectacular economic growth in Latin America that was fuelled by the commodity boom, which made possible active (but not re-distributional) social policies.

Since autumn last year, more voices have been heard already writing off the global commodity boom and questioning the so-called mega-cycle of commodities.

Eastern Europe suffered from the euro crisis and Latin America's economic ascent came to an abrupt halt with the end of the commodity boom (which also affected Russia heavily).Â