Sentence examples for causing traders from inspiring English sources

"None of these big banks really want compliance people causing traders and investment bankers to second-guess themselves too much because that gets in the way of making money.

REUTERS VolckereRulele Makes Banks a Way Station, Hintz Says  |  Brad Hintz, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, told Bloomberg Television that the Volcker Rule was causing traders to set their career sights on hedge funds, using Wall Street banks simply as a stepping stone.

The problem facing the oil market at the moment is that events in a number of countries could have an impact on supply and demand, often causing traders to react more quickly to speculation and increasing volatility.

The coordinated attacks caused traders to sell any assets that seemed at all risky.

One report this week that may cause traders to tweak their estimate of the size of any cut focuses on retail sales in August.

His precocious success there caused traders to label him the "Boy Plunger," a nickname that stuck long after his sleek blond hair was frosted with gray.

The dollar gained the most against the euro since August 2004 as the surge in inflation caused traders to pare bets that the Fed would cut rates in January.

As in financial markets, the incentive to get the better of others (whether the reward is profit or mere satisfaction) causes traders to seek out good information.

That caused traders to dump shares across Europe, on fears it sets a dangerous precedent that could trigger bank runs in other eurozone countries.

The report said Antwerp's willingness to traffic in Unita diamonds "results from the often expressed fear that stricter regulation would simply cause traders to take their business elsewhere".

Because any negative economic development lessens the prospects for higher interest rates and inflation, the employment statistics caused traders to rush to lock up current yields before they fell further.