Sentence examples for a commodity exchange from inspiring English sources

The government created a commodity exchange in 2008, again with donor support, that was supposed to modernise food markets.

Okot thinks a commodity exchange along the lines of the one recently set up in Ethiopia would improve Uganda's agricultural sector.

The acquisition, she remembers, felt more than a commodity exchange; in a still unknown city, she says, "it felt like purchasing citizenship".

Since 2005, Iran, the world's fourth-largest oil exporter, has tried to open a commodity exchange to trade oil in currencies other than the dollar.

And a commodity exchange featuring gold, rice, cotton and oil futures - "not to fight with Hong Kong, but to complement it," Mr. Roque says - could attract traders drawn by Macao's low tax rates and free regulatory environment.

The seller of a futures contract on a commodity exchange does not normally intend to deliver the actual commodity, nor does the buyer intend to accept delivery; each will, at some time prior to the date of delivery specified in the contract, cancel out his obligation by an offsetting purchase or sale.

That means doctors could be packaged as securities that would be traded on a commodities exchange.

"Best runs are the first runs," said Chris Lautenslager, 49, who works for a commodities exchange in Manhattan.

Despite the size of the RINs market, there is no equivalent of a commodities exchange or regulator.

The Outsider Art Fair is an art show and a commodities exchange; it is also the celebration of a modern quasi-religious cult.

If there were a commodities exchange where boos and cheers for politicians were traded alongside pork bellies and petroleum, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's market value would be looking up.