"global traders" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people or companies that buy and sell products from all over the world. For example, "John works as a global trader, buying and selling raw materials from China and South America."
CME stripped MF Global traders of security clearance, preventing them from accessing the trading floors.
Cue for trench coats and "brollies" (as if those global traders in today's City of London would follow a quaint old British tradition).
Because oil is priced in dollars, global traders tend to bid up its price as the dollar falls in value against other currencies.
The Descartes Systems Group, a provider of business software, has acquired Ottawa-based ViaSafe, a private company that develops secure electronic logistics services for global traders.
According to a UN report at the end of 2011: "A significant proportion of gold financing armed groups and criminal networks [within the DRC military] continues to end up in the United Arab Emirates, making the due diligence of refiners, smelters and jewellers based in that country of particular importance".central Africa, unless from long-standing industrial suppliers or well-known global traders.
The powerful players in food supply chains -- the corporate brands, the global traders and especially the supermarkets -- must be made to feel that their reputations depend on leading us into ways that secure our water futures.
It can yet again be a global trader.
Mr. O'Grady, 46, is a global trader of stocks and bonds for Trilogy Global Advisers, a New York investment firm.
It has stood alone and fought for freedom, it has traded, it has been a global trader.
"It is now making people aware that they can become a global trader," said J. J. Kinahan, the chief derivatives strategist for TD Ameritrade.
Mr. Andreas joined Archer Daniels in 1966 and built it from a regional corn and linseed oil producer into a global trader and processor of farm products with $20 billion in sales in the year ended June 30.
