Translation of "Fallende preise" in English

And what do falling prices mean for economic recovery?

In short, falling prices worsen the economy's situation in the short run.

Falling prices have paralyzed Japan's economy for a decade.

The main benefit of increased competition is lower prices.

Falling prices on European housing market – apart from Germany!

In addition, stagnating demand from the Far East has led to a fall in processing input prices.

Experts expect the PET prices to further decrease in July and August.

Processors are speculating that prices will decline further.

Falling prices on screens made them attractive to advertisers.

Falling prices also increase the real equivalent of outstanding debts and the real interest rates.

Falling prices have a negative impact on the profit margins of high tech companies.

The premium received acts as a cushion against falling underlying prices, to the value of that premium.

In the long term, it is not possible to secure sales by falling prices or maintain losing bargains.

Even with oil trading at historic highs, these projects are unattractive, because the industry worries that prices may fall.

We briefly present the arguments for both rising and falling prices.

But there are also factors which could lead to decreasing prices.

A trade for rising price is called long, a trade for falling price short.

Falling prices, currency fluctuations and sanctions have all caused the market to dip and increase.

Falling and volatile prices are indeed a major threat to the sustainable development of some of the poorest countries in the world.

Rather than worrying about the falling price of porkers, farmers will be able to celebrate the rising fuel prices.

Falling prices in certain sectors of the economy , due to technical progress or increased competition , should not be considered as deflation .

Skilled labor is likely to emigrate faster, and extreme austerity, falling prices, and high unemployment – and the resulting likelihood of social tension – are not exactly conducive to investment, innovation, or labor mobility.

Deflation is potentially a very serious problem, because falling prices – and the expectation that prices will continue to fall – would make the current economic downturn worse in three distinct ways.

Michael Woodford, one of the world's leading authorities on central banking, offers a strategy to break the grip of falling prices.

No one wants to live with the trauma of the deflation (falling prices) that Japan has repeatedly experienced.

Rising prices reduce the value of savings and pensions, while falling prices reduce profit expectations, encourage hoarding, and increase the real burden of debt.

Falling prices, together with stricter lending standards, has spurred a shift by would-be home buyers to the rental market, causing recent declines in the sales of both new and existing homes.