Sentence examples for commercial traders from inspiring English sources

Most are Muslims, and they have long been noted as commercial traders.

Commercial traders, like airlines or oil refiners that need to hedge their positions as part of their normal business activity, would be exempt from the position limits.

As such players have grown, the influence of commercial traders, like food producers and airlines that use the commodities markets to hedge against price swings, has declined.

It would shift power away from the local landowners to commercial traders, who would move capital around looking for investment opportunities.

The agency found that on about three dozen occasions, none involving illegal trading, the total stake of 18 commercial traders exceeded regulatory limits or guidelines when their over-the-counter swaps positions were added to their stake on public exchanges.

Think of Altra as an Ebay for commercial traders.

"Recovering oil prices amid the epic [US] snow storm will also help, and non-commercial traders have already cut their bets," he said, warning that the weaker overall trend had not yet ended.

Sanow said he'll keep a close eye on the spreads and is interested in what the non-commercial trader is going to do since they've built up a lot of net long positions in corn and soybeans.

Commercial paper traders called the last week the worst in their career since the 1998 financial crisis that brought down the hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management.

When the long hunters returned in the spring, they sold their take to commercial fur traders.

The Durrell Trust, afraid they might bring in disease, did not want them back at Ampijoroa, and so they were returned into the care of a Dutch commercial animal trader in Antananarivo named Olaf Pronk.