Sentence examples for explosion of trading from inspiring English sources

Black, who died in 1995, was also credited for his contribution.The equation's publication led to a flowering of options markets and an explosion of trading on them.

Just as these financial supermarkets began attracting ever-larger pools of capital from investors, there was an explosion of trading in exotic and complicated securities based on mortgages and other consumer debt.

Originally derided as "Clinton's folly", the canal helped to open up the west, allowing New York to benefit enormously from an explosion of trade.

Born out of the empire: an Asian giant Standard Chartered's roots lie in the fertile soil of the British Empire and the explosion of trade of the 19th century.

This explosion of trade and investment -- exports have tripled in recent years -- is one of the most vivid illustrations of South Africa's metamorphosis since apartheid ended in 1994.

The Obama-Clinton dream of an explosion of trade between the US and Cuba – 40% of US exports already go to Latin America – may be some way off yet.

We want to see an explosion of trade with China, but we don't want to have it one-sided the way it is now".

The company employs some 200,000 Teamsters, and the union is keen on benefiting from the anticipated explosion of trade that it opposed.

In the last four or five years we've seen this explosion of trade in lion bones coming out of Africa, and particularly coming out of South Africa," explains Joubert.

The explosion of online trading so far has done little to keep Merrill's bosses awake at night.

The explosion of the trade surplus will exacerbate political tensions with developed-country trading partners, which are already nervous about "floods" of cheap Chinese exports.