shore up prices

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Analysts say that is not enough to shore up prices of aluminium, widely used in the slumping construction and automobile industries.
分析師表示，這些都不足以支撐鋁價(jià)，鋁的需求產(chǎn)業(yè)如建筑和汽車業(yè)都在走下坡路。
Mr. Weber has publicly criticized the ECB for buying distressed sovereign bonds to shore up their prices, warning last year that this move was fraught with "substantial stability risks."
Weber先生曾經(jīng)公開批評歐洲央行購買陷入危機(jī)國家的主權(quán)債券以支持其價(jià)格的措施，去年他曾警告說此項(xiàng)舉措將會(huì)帶來“巨大的穩(wěn)定性風(fēng)險(xiǎn)”。
OPEC producers, whose governments have grown reliant on high prices to shore up their domestic political support, have been keen to keep the cost of a barrel of oil above $50.
石油輸出國組織中的國家，長期渴望油價(jià)保持每桶50美元以上，因?yàn)槠湔絹碓揭揽扛甙旱挠蛢r(jià)來滿足國內(nèi)的政策支持的需要。

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