Well over a year ago we were talking about high commodity prices.

And it will take some time to bring commodity prices back up to where they stood at the end of 2000.

Commodity prices have dropped by about 20 percent the last year.

Over all, commodity prices are down almost 10 percent since February.

A total of 676 commodity prices make up the index.

Commodity prices led the way, with oil up to nearly $109 a barrel.

Even though commodity prices moved higher yesterday, they only had a limited impact.

Commodity prices are likely to stay at elevated levels for some time, so this problem is not going to go away.

Commodity prices are on the move and companies don't want to be left behind.

If commodities prices fall, the big question for fund investors will be, how far?

It can be said that a market is the process by which the prices of goods and services are established.

In addition, the Government would continue to regulate the prices of certain goods and services.

The high construction prices are included in the price of food and goods.

Inflation is an overall rise in the price of goods and services.

But it also means that prices of foreign goods will increase.

The war raised the price of goods in different location throughout Europe.

But it's also going to have an impact on the price of manufactured goods here and in Europe.

But even people who stay at home may want to keep an eye on the rising price of ordinary goods and services.

This, in turn, has allowed the price of goods to remain low.

In other words, the price of goods must reflect their real environmental cost.

You may notice that the 'product price' is not in either entity.

There are a number of reasons why primary product prices should have begun to rise in real terms around this time.

And food price inflation won't last - agricultural product prices are already down.

A product price is based on development, production, storage, transport and promotion costs.

The expense of meeting these new social requirements is buried in higher product prices.

The new marketing efforts probably will not raise product prices.

Because so many different weights may be used, it is sometimes difficult to compare product prices.

These product prices fall into three ranges, each of which is associated with a percent value fee.

This price reduction is necessary to create a better balance in the market, but lower product prices are also good for the environment.

On energy markets before last night's attack, product prices rose.