Sentence examples for broad trade from inspiring English sources

Brazil and Chile are interested in broad trade agreements.

The English-speaking Caribbean apart, it has three broad trade blocks.

But he has made little progress in negotiating other broad trade agreements.

More than 25 years after the fall of Saigon, the United States signed a broad trade agreement yesterday with Vietnam.

And its broad trade surplus is falling fast: down to 2.3 percent of its economic output this year from more than 10 percent in 2007.

American trade officials said orange juice tariffs would not be lowered or eliminated unless a broad trade agreement was reached with Brazil.

It has, after all, fallen a long way already: on the Fed's broad trade-weighted index, the greenback is down 22% since its peak in 2002.

Over the past two years, the Aussie dollar has risen by 50% against its American counterpart, and by 30% on a broad, trade-weighted basis.

Even if the current talks resume, without American ideas the parties are unlikely to agree on the broad trade-offs necessary to reach a peace deal.

One reason is that, although the dollar has fallen sharply against the euro, its broad trade-weighted value has fallen by only 8% over the past 12 months.

Based on a broad, trade-weighted index, the dollar was 7.2percentt higher in the second quarter than it was a year earlier.