Übersetzung für "Preisrisiko" in Englisch

Farmers may therefore diversify in order to reduce their production and price risk.

The placement risk (sales and price risk) lies with the banks.

This will lead to considerable volume and price risks.

Consumers and producers of live cattle can manage price risk with live cattle futures.

We bear the price risk for the whole chain by ourselves.

An example is forecast sales or purchases of inventories between members of the same group if there is an onward sale of the inventory to a party external to the group.

The securities held for trading of CHF4 million are exposed to price risks (on the stock market).

This may or may not point to greater price risk going forward.

However, both need a partner with whom to sign a contract, a speculator who accepts the price risk.

The threshold below which the Floor Future covers price risk is set at 10 €/MWh.

The securities held for tradingin the amount ofCHF6 million are exposed to price risks (on the stock market).

Here an exporter faces two types of risk: price risk and competitiveness risk.

If the Japanese firm sets the price in Swiss francs, it is exposed to price risk as the yen price will fluctuate with the yen-Swiss franc exchange rate.

In "Treatise on Money" (1930, chapter 29), economist John Maynard Keynes argued that in commodity markets, backwardation is not an abnormal market situation, but rather arises naturally as "normal backwardation" from the fact that producers of commodities are more prone to hedge their price risk than consumers.

Price risk is the risk of output prices falling and/or input prices rising after a production decision has been taken.

Hence, the coffee price risk reflecting the benchmark quality is a non-contractually specified risk component.

However, changes in traditional market instruments and the shift towards direct producer support have prompted discussion on different ways of managing risk, with price risk and production risk (e.g. weather-related or sanitary) identified as the two main sources of variation affecting income.

For some agricultural commodities, farmers can use futures and options to considerably reduce price risk.

If the institution hedges the price risk associated with an asset, it shall take into account the cash flow resulting from the potential close-out of the hedge.

The prospect of owning the whole of the future new residential area, the low risk in price terms, and good prospects of selling most of the plots over the next 10 years and the remainder over the following 10 years, can be considered a business strategy that a market economy investor would have pursued.

If the credit institution hedges the price risk associated with an asset, it shall take into account the cash flow resulting from the potential close-out of the hedge.

Farmers can reduce the price risk for agricultural products and production inputs by individually spreading sales over the year, by pooling risk through cooperative selling and buying, or by transferring at least part of the risk along the food chain.

First, production and, in particular, price risk can be systemic, i.e. many farmers are affected at the same time.

In Treatise on Money (1930, chapter 29), economist John Maynard Keynes argued that in commodity markets, backwardation is not an abnormal market situation, but rather arises naturally as "normal backwardation" from the fact that producers of commodities are more prone to hedge their price risk than consumers.