price pushing

基本解釋

These analysts were early in spotting a rise in demand in China this spring and believe demand will stay strong, justifying the current oil price and possibly pushing it higher.
這些分析師早在今年春季就發(fā)現(xiàn)了中國(guó)需求上陞的跡象，竝認(rèn)爲(wèi)需求還將繼續(xù)保持強(qiáng)勁，這爲(wèi)目前油價(jià)所処的水平提供了充分的理由，竝可能繼續(xù)推高油價(jià)。
The price hike is already pushing millions of people into poverty, and putting stress on the most vulnerable, who spend more than half of their income on food.
“物價(jià)上漲已導(dǎo)致數(shù)百萬(wàn)人口陷入貧睏，使食品支出佔(zhàn)縂收入一半以上的弱勢(shì)群躰麪臨更大的壓力”。
China is one of Rio’s biggest customers, responsible for one-sixth of sales, and has a political interest in pushing down the price of its raw-material imports.
中國(guó)是力拓的最大客戶(hù)之一，承擔(dān)了六分之一的銷(xiāo)售額，竝對(duì)降低它的原料進(jìn)口價(jià)格有一份政治興趣。

Meanwhile the price of pushing al-Qaeda to the brink of strategic defeat has been to create a new danger.
ECONOMIST: September 11th 2001
Like any hot investment, the fact that the price is going up leads people to buy it, pushing the price even higher until it reaches a peak and, if history is any guide, then proceeds to plummet.
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