Sentence examples for defensive trade from inspiring English sources

But all of them have included hints of defensive trade policies amid their proposals.

Basic materials and energy names were especially hit with Wall Street's shift a reflationary to defensive trade.

"Over the last couple of weeks we've had a reflation trade, but what we're seeing now is an extension of the defensive trade we saw last week," said Art Hogan, chief market analyst at Jefferies.

As a consequence, WTO statistics show that since the aftermath of the Great Recession, defensive trade measures ― in one word, protectionism ― is definitely on the rise.

That involved what they called defensive trading — buying what they already owned to keep market values from falling further — and, when that did not work, fudging the valuations.

The prices of Treasury securities were lower yesterday, amid defensive trading ahead of today's meeting of the Federal Reserve's committee on monetary policy, at which the course of interest rates in the months ahead may be determined.

The sudden defensive trading and return of apparent geopolitical fears reflects a stew of developments, most recently a plunge in Turkey's currency.

There are long descriptions of ACA's capabilities, their "internal" and "external data sources," and their "defensive trading" designed to "minimize real market value exposure".

The incident involving Mark Penn threatens to put Mrs. Clinton on the defensive over trade, as Mr. Obama's labor backers accuse her of not being tough enough on preventing agreements that they say cost American jobs.

By the mid 18th century, the walls had outlived both their defensive and trade purposes, and demolition of sections of the wall began.

But those are all imperfect fits, because they are all poor defensive outfielders; trading for Cordero, for instance, would require Justice to play left field more than the Yankees want, with Cordero serving as designated hitter.