Sentence examples for drop in trade from inspiring English sources

It estimates that a 1% drop in trade costs might raise global income by $40 billion.

But many small-business owners report a 70-80% drop in trade since the violence picked up in January.

Pulse Wholefoods on Kings Road in Pontcanna, was under threat of closure last year following a drop in trade during the recession.

Shogun (1980) So successful was Shogun on its original release that businesses reported a distinct drop in trade during its five-night run on NBC.

Economists are worried that the world's second-biggest economy is slowing down fast after a large drop in trade that has been felt around the world.

The shift of economic gravity to China has occurred partly because growth here remained robust even as the world's developed economies suffered the steepest drop in trade and economic output in decades.

Even though China may import less in 1997-98, risinglobalal consumption and a drop in barter trade by Central Asian exporters could lead to higher prices.

More than that, some are seeing a drop-off in trade.

Outside the bustling centre they have seen a drop-off in trade but owner Ian Silverberg is not sure exactly what is to blame.

He warned of a potential drop-off in trade with Europe due to sanctions and the increasing cost of imports.

They estimate that a Brexit vote could lead to a short-term drop in trade-weighted sterling of 15-20%.