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Food prices rose 5.8 percent in 1989, the most since 1981.
For 1988 prices rose 4.4 percent, the same as in 1987.
Over the course of the next year, the company's stock price rose to more than four times its value.
This is probably because the price rise of 112 percent last year was not holding.
After several years of poor results in the stock market, the company's share price rose 24 percent over the last year.
The company's stock price rose 5 percent after the news was released.
The best showing came from California, where prices rose a real 4.6 percent a year.
Prices rose 0.1 percent in October from a year ago.
In three of the four following years - all but 1946 - share prices rose.
This year's consumer price rise is likely to be about 4.5 percent.
There are other elements in the price rise as well.
He bought when the price rose out of the box.
The stock price rose in the weeks before the earnings report.
In some cases, bond prices rose by more than two points.
They can shop around if some prices rise too far.
There must be more ways we can beat the price rises.
Including food and energy, prices rose 2.9 percent, the same pace as the month before.
The sales market is strong, with prices rising 15 percent in the last year.
In the five years through 1995, for example, Intel's share price rose 490 percent.
Now when oil is short, prices rise and Americans cut back on their driving.
Consider a company whose stock price rises in response to good news.
True, oil prices rose last year, well before the economy weakened.
Last July, prices rose 43 percent from the previous year.
In 1992, however, prices rose 3.9 percent over the previous year.
Consumer prices rose 79 percent in the first five months this year.