increase and decrease of price

[Dr.Appalayya]

Price of tomatoes shot up again.(increased)
Price of tomatoes rose agains.(increased)
Price of tomatoes went through rooftop.(increased)

Price of tomatoes shot down. (decrease)
Price of tomatoes fell down.(decrease)
Price of tomatoes sank underground.(decrease).

Are the above correct English collocations?

[David L.]

The price of tomatoes shot up again.(increased)
The price of tomatoes rose again.(increased)
The price of tomatoes went through the roof.(increased)

The price of tomatoes went/has gone down. (decrease)
The price of tomatoes fell (down-omit).(decrease) - but this sounds like it would be referring to large quantities and the wholesale price.
The price of tomatoes sank underground.(decrease). NO NO NO

'Up and down' will vary depending on what you are referring to eg
Stocks plummeted/slumped on Wall Street today.

[rj1948]

Thanks David L
The price of tomatoes nosedived

[RonBee]

Originally Posted by rj1948

Thanks David L
The price of tomatoes nosedived

That's a good one too.