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He's now a currency trader.
Suddenly, you're a currency trader.
Mark Rookwood, 46, a currency trader in Manhattan, didn't seem to have had any initial reservations.
Carol Callanan, 46, a currency trader, said she had decided not to take her normal train.
YOU can make a career as an exchange-rate economist without ever crossing paths with a currency trader.
His Hungarian father, Samuel, had worked as a poultry farmer: after leaving Vienna, he became a currency trader.
Until 2005, he was a currency trader in Manhattan for Global FX, and now trades for his own account.
To a currency trader or an American tourist visiting Europe this summer, such a verdict might seem bizarre.
But on a per capita basis, a currency trader for a Maryland regional bank has done well.
"It appears to have been an inside job," said a currency trader, Haji Amanullah, who lost $165,000.
In 1993, he took a job as a currency trader at what was then the First Maryland Bancorp.
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