Übersetzung für "Fluctuating prices" in Deutsch

The fluctuating market prices in the agricultural sector also represent uncertainty factors and need to be dealt with.

In fact the Union industry has always existed in an environment of fluctuating aluminium prices.

The software determines an optimum charging plan on the basis of the fluctuating electricity prices.

Past experience has shown that the business development will be primarily influenced by the heavily fluctuating ethanol prices.

The thus characterised economies are particularly strongly subjected to fluctuating world prices and foreign conglomerates.

Like many other investments, the real estate market is subject to fluctuating prices.

Most producers are also at the mercy of fluctuating commodity prices.

The fluctuating world market prices for these commodities have a considerable impact on the country's economic situation.

As a metal-working industrial company we are depending on the fluctuating raw material prices.

Fluctuating prices and a worldwide coffee crisis had led to many farmers losing their livelihoods.

That means we always adjust the surcharge to the fluctuating fuel prices.

This will make you independent of energy suppliers‘ fluctuating prices.

Rising and fluctuating raw material prices and supply risks are a strain on the German economy.

It protects you from fluctuating energy prices and increases your control over your operating costs.

Combined heat and power (CHP) plants can also base their electricity generation on the fluctuating market prices.

Expenditure on the sugar sector varies essentially in line with widely fluctuating world sugar prices.

We are the fluctuating fuel prices too often delivered”, BBC Online quoted the President.

Milk producers in Germany are discussing measures to counter the effects of fluctuating milk prices.

Moreover, growing resource scarcity and fluctuating raw materials prices are provoking severe economic disruption and social unrest.

The European economy must become less vulnerable to fluctuating energy prices and inflation, as well as to the risk inherent in the geopolitical location of these resources.

Today's situation with constantly fluctuating prices on the markets and the high price of protein feed may have a negative impact on the EU livestock sector, which is largely dependent on imports.

Reduction of institutional prices must take place in such a way that, even in the case of fluctuating market prices, there is enough scope to maintain a market presence.