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Pork prices to rise sharply
Source URL: 'This is Money.co.uk'
If you love bacon sandwiches look away now. The price of pork is set to rise significantly over the coming months as a combination of new EU farming laws and the soaring price of feed will hit the industry.
A number of European producers are expected to quit the pig farming industry ahead of new laws being implemented around animal welfare in January 2013.
It will mean that those with a taste for bacon or sausage sandwiches are almost certain to see the price of both ingredients soar.
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Iron ore price [expected to plummet as price is] at $90 in December and widening surplus to at least 2018
Source URL: 'Mining.com'
A new report by Morgan Stanley forecasts that the supply of seaborne iron ore – currently just above 1 billion tonnes per year – will grow 9.1% in 2013, overwhelming demand and pushing the market for the steelmaking raw material into bear territory. …
Prices will slump as much as 34% to $90 a tonne by the end [of] this year, according to the median of seven analyst estimates compiled [by] Bloomberg.
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UK house prices rise at brisk pace, says Nationwide
Source URL: 'BBC News Article'
UK house prices continued to rise at a "fairly brisk pace" in August [2013], increasing by 0.6% compared with July, the Nationwide said.
The building society said that property prices were up by 3.5% compared with a year earlier…
Greater consumer confidence, owing to more employment and signs of economic recovery, helped push up prices.
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Power Prices Slump on Eastern U.S. Grids as Heat Moderates
Source URL: 'Bloomberg'
… wholesale electricity prices slumped from the East Coast [of the USA] to the Midwest as a blast of heat faded, reducing the need to run air conditioners.
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