Doing so is expected to save the Sydney Futures Exchange 40% of its costs.In their own defence, traditional exchanges claim they are better able to absorb large trades without having a big effect on the price of a security.
I was still absorbing the trade from Chicago, where I'd been for two seasons.
This is the room where Froome, from the age of 13 to long past his 21st birthday, would come to stay for weeks at a time, training obsessively, absorbing his trade.
Before writing his State of the Union speech, I hope the president absorbs the trade data, and starts to envision what a $315 billion annual goods deficit with China means to his constituents on Main Street USA.
At some point, America's ability to absorb China's trade surpluses will end, and it doesn't look like China can smoothly segue to satisfying domestic demand quickly enough.
Managers, besides absorbing normal trading costs, may have to buy stocks whose prices are artificially high, if they are being added, or cheap, if they are being dumped.
The first was born in 1723 and the last died in 1813 a period of emerging empires, generating enough war, revolution and trade to absorb any number of precarious Scots.
First, we introduce 22 industry dummies (the omitted category is "trade") that absorb any factor that affected the quality of the industry during the 2008 2009 period.
The higher number is unrealistic as it is unlikely that the antiquities trade could absorb hundreds of millions of dollars in stolen antiquities.
Were defaults to rise, the ability of the markets to absorb losses (and clear trades) might be severely tested.At least these risks can be observed.
