Sentence examples for hurt traders from inspiring English sources

Mr Ho says that the anti-shark fin campaigns are starting to hurt traders as he points to dozens of bags of processed shark fins that line the front of his shop.

Labour has raised concerns about the supermarket's promotion, claiming it is hurting independent traders nearby.

The deal with Korea is the most recent example of just how badly free traders hurt American workers and communities.

A range of industry experts played down predictions by the large power-trading companies that the reduction in the number of traders would hurt power markets and push prices higher.

HISTORICALLY, futures exchanges have been very effective at preventing the failings of individual traders from hurting others.

STUDY SAYS HIGH-SPEED TRADES HURT INVESTORS  |  The computerized traders dominating the stock market may not be so beneficial for ordinary investors.

In later polls the Tories did better, but the prospect of a political upset has hurt sterling.What worries traders and investors is not so much who wins as the possibility that no one will.

Earlier laws had left the regulation issue sufficiently ambiguous, worrying Wall Street, the Clinton administration and lawmakers of both parties, who argued that too many restrictions would hurt financial activity and spur traders to take their business overseas.

Their job is to be hungry for attention and exhibit their craziness, and unlike, say, many Wall Street traders, they're not hurting anyone in the process.

However, this separation hurt our relationship with the bankers and traders we were supposed to monitor.SpoilsportsIn their eyes, we were not earning money for the bank.

The culprit was the banking giant's capital markets division, where revenue fell 10 percent last quarter as traders headed for the sidelines, hurting businesses like stock and bond trading as well as investment banking.