31.   And the outlook for commodity prices in general is greatly dependent on what happens with the global economy.

32.   And the strong dollar is keeping commodity prices in the cellar, putting the manufacturing sector in a vise.

33.   Arbitrage is trading designed to take advantage of the differences in commodity prices between two markets.

34.   Another factor is that other commodity prices, from cotton to copper, are at or near their recent lows.

35.   Arbitrage is trading designed to take advantage of the differences of commodity prices between two markets.

36.   As a result, the threat that commodity prices could lead to accelerating inflation is low.

37.   As a result, Fed officials worry about whether inflation will stay limited to commodity prices.

38.   As important, there is little evidence suggesting that higher commodity prices are being factored into the inflationary expectations of business or labor.

39.   As a result, some commodity prices crashed.

40.   Australian stocks rose as resource stocks tracked gains in metal commodity prices.