Sentence examples for highly traded from inspiring English sources
It has more than $20 billion in assets and is the most highly traded exchange-traded fund, according to the American Stock Exchange.
Prices of the most highly traded goods have been in general decline for several years.
The demand for palm oil had skyrocketed from 1990-2010 and crude palm oil (CPO) became the most highly traded edible oil.
By the end of the day, G.M. was one of the most highly traded stocks, with nearly 457 million shares changing hands.
All this makes the African grey probably the most highly traded bird in the world, causing their numbers to plummet from Nigeria to Cameroon, and from Ivory Coast to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
With the notable exception of oil, which does not respond freely to market forces, prices of commodities like coffee and copper, as well as simple manufactured goods like clothing and shoes, and some highly traded industrial goods like steel, have been slipping steadily.
A decade ago, over 90% of Europe's farm subsidies were highly trade-distorting.
She said: "If TTIP wants to be set the global 'golden' standards it should tackle production fossil fuel subsidies, a highly trade distorting instrument, in a legally binding chapter.
For America's biggest crops, soyabeans, corn and wheat, it invents new payments that are related to prices and production and hence are highly trade-distorting exactly trade-distorting exactly Doha round is meantheoppositeut.
For America's biggest crops, soyabeans, corn and wheat, it invents new payments that are related to prices and production and hence are highly trade-distorting exactly trade-distorting exactly Doha round is meantheoppositeut.In the Uruguay rofnd, pushed by America, countries agreed to cut and set ceilings on their trade-distorting agricultural subsidies.
The Namibian economy is highly trade-dependent, and even those sectors which are identified as having stronger-than-average linkages to the rest of the economy may be relatively weakly linked in absolute terms.
