The inability of many current homeowners to sell is but one factor that has pushed home prices down recently.
The subsequent slump in demand for oil pushed prices back down, and gave a useful and timely fillip to economic activity.
It said that changes in the law and competition among insurers had pushed down prices.
The selling pressure pushed prices on entrants down 0.5% on June 25, even as the overall index advanced 1.5%.
They have been rolling off assembly lines in unprecedented numbers since the country's accession to the WTO pushed down prices of imports and so helped to stimulate the market as a whole.
Besides the U.S. elections, sentiment was downbeat after poor earnings updates from EADS and Total while weaker commodity prices pushed down shares of Anglo American, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, all of which had slipped more than 2%.
Prices were pushed down by lower food costs and the ongoing impact of sharply lower energy prices.
This has pushed down current prices and pushed up future prices of pork.
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That view is to the dismay of others, who say that prices are pushed down by driving less and drilling more.
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The East Asian countries are big importers of raw materials, so the slump in their economies has pushed down the prices of oil and other commodities such as metals and timber.
The more concentrated the retail business becomes, the bigger supermarkets get, the further prices get pushed down until, of course, there is so much concentration that there is not enough competition.
Typically accountability for effectiveness has pushed down ad prices.
That way, European prices might be pushed down to match those paid by lucky American consumers.
But many local people say the surge in foreigners in recent years has already put a strain on the small, wealthy island state's resources, and has pushed down salaries while raising property prices.
They have bid up the prices of Treasurys and pushed the yield on the ten-year note down to 4.7%.
That was the case in April 2011, when a speculative frenzy pushed prices to a three-decade high only to be followed by a selloff that knocked prices down 31% in the space of a week.
Wholesale prices in the U.S. dropped for the first time in four months, pushed down by decreasing fuels costs.
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