Sentence examples for difficulties in trading from inspiring English sources

Like Goldman, JP Morgan reported more difficulties in trading.

Fernando Correa, president of ANIERM, Mexico's national exporters' association, neatly sums up one of the country's main difficulties in trading with Europe.

Without the economies of scale that the NYSE reaps, its overheads would soon turn it into a decidedly high-cost provider.Even rivals to the NYSE acknowledge that only a very few shares (perhaps 50-100 firms) are truly liquid, meaning that volumes are so vast that there is never any difficulty in trading.

The idea for K3 Server came to them last year, when they saw the difficulties in how trades were being brought off an exchange and managed for one of their clients.

Implementation of the proposals would increase the money supply and cause difficulties in international trade with nations that remained on the gold standard.

Advocates of the gold standard argued that a "free silver" policy (sometimes called "bimetallism") would inflate the currency, and lead to difficulties in international trade with nations on the gold standard.

The United States and Europe, he said, were not generous enough on reducing their agriculture subsidies, on helping poor African countries dependent on cotton, or on understanding their difficulties in taking on such complex trade responsibilities as investment.

Businesspeople complain about the difficulty in obtaining trading licenses and the high fees paid to government-sanctioned hiring agencies and middlemen.

A difficulty in investigating trade-offs is that one cannot infer the presence of a trade-off by comparing individuals from different environmental conditions, because environments might differ in overall resource levels [44].

She spoke about the problems the business had gone through in recent years when a period of intense growth and diversification resulted in trading difficulties.

Implementation has often been found wanting, as with its difficulty in concluding trade and security agreements.