1.   Although input price rises, as well as bunds, held back gilt market gains, expectations that output prices have further to fall, supported the market.

2.   In a forward sale, the future output price is ensured by borrowing gold from central banks, which charge the lease rates, through commercial bank intermediaries.

3.   In a hedge, the future output price is ensured by borrowing gold from central banks, which charge the lease rates, through commercial bank intermediaries.

4.   Manufacturing output prices in May were unchanged from April.

5.   The decline in manufacturing output prices in August was attributed to lower prices for petrol and base metal products, the Bureau of Statistics said.

6.   The future output price is ensured by borrowing gold from central banks, which charge the lease rates, through commercial bank intermediaries.

7.   The index of manufacturing output prices is the closest measure Australia produces to a wholesale, or producer price, index.

8.   Within the index of eight components of manufacturing output prices, seven rose and one declined.

9.   With inflation easing and with manufactured output prices steady, many manufacturing businesses are looking at relatively flat sales.

10.   Gold took no shine from a string of figures released in the United States this week, which included output prices and the consumer price index.