Sentence examples for commonly traded from inspiring English sources

Coffee is the most commonly traded agricultural commodity in the world.

Freeholds are commonly traded by speculators, some of whom try to make money out of abusing service charges.

Even before Friday's export restrictions by Vietnam and India, bids for commonly traded grades of Thai medium-grain rice had doubled this year to $735 a metric ton.

The most commonly traded pairs are the euro against the dollar, the dollar against the yen, and sterling against the dollar.

The Federal Reserve tracks the dollar's value against a weighted basket of seven currencies that are commonly traded beyond their respective borders.

Even the most commonly traded derivatives, like interest-rate swaps, have much higher profitability than other Wall Street activities, according to bank disclosures.

Member firms in a chaebol system commonly trade intermediate inputs with each other.

During our record review we directly observed that these firms commonly trade goods amongst themselves to fill orders.

After a decade or two as an underground phenomenon in the United States -- where legions of obsessive fans exchange fuzzy videotapes or, more commonly now, trade bootlegged movie files over the Internet -- anime is slowly emerging into the light of day.

They are commonly bought, sold and traded online, both by legitimate security companies, which say they are providing a service, and by nefarious hackers and thieves.

Economic net income is a nonstandard measure commonly used by publicly traded private equity firms like Apollo that excludes some charges tied to its initial public offering.