These are the people who really set the global prices for commodities.

The average global price for its crude was $27, compared with $17 in the similar period a year ago.

That is a big advantage when selling essentially a single product at a global price.

That would help bring global prices more into line with each other.

Yes, in the long run, we want the global price of oil to go down.

The Kyoto treaty does not set a global price for carbon.

At the same time, with global prices far lower than they were two years ago, domestic production fell by 2.3 percent.

The global price of crude oil is up by more than 40 cents a gallon.

They spring into action because Libya's oil affects the global price and we cant have that.

Its growth is closely linked to the global price of raw materials, on which it does itself have great influence.