Sentence examples for boost trading from inspiring English sources

The retailer is hoping that a major refurbishment of its Oxford Street store in London will boost trading.

LSE under pressure The good news for the London Stock Exchange is that volatile markets boost trading as buyers and sellers rush to take positions to hedge against uncertainty.

According to the investigation by the Financial Services Authority, the British regulator, 40 individuals at UBS, including 11 managers, were directly involved in rate-rigging that was carried out to boost trading profits, while at least two more managers and five senior managers were aware of the practice.

BLOOMBERG NEWS A Mastermind Traderer in the Libor Scandal  |  Tom Hayes, a trader who is cited by name in the rate-rigging case against the Royal Bank of Scotland, is portrayed by regulators "as the connective tissue in pervasive efforts by several banks to boost trading profits by manipulating" Libor, The Wall Street Journal reports.

This represented part of a SGD 250 million investment for technology improvements, aimed to boost trading speed and international connectivity (Malakian 2011).

Respironic's rival ResMed, which makes equipment to treat respiratory and sleep disorders also got a boost, trading up 13.9%, at $53.52 in New York.

Its message is simple: boost trade within the continent.

Cutting tariffs and red tape would boost trade, and support the faltering recovery.

The general conclusion has confirmed that currency unions boost trade, but tempered the order of magnitude.

They pledged to boost trade and signed agreements to facilitate investment and expand air links.

The country is hoping that single currency membership will boost trade and foreign investment.