Sentence examples for in total trade from inspiring English sources

China has pushed aggressively into Africa over the past 10 years, surpassing the United States in total trade volume in 2009 and funding with loans of more than $86 billion for infrastructure and other projects across the continent between 2000 and 2014 — even before the latest offer in Beijing that would significantly increase annual lending.

Besides its port, which ranks high nationally in total trade, there are rail lines to Melbourne, Ballarat, and the Western District (an area of sheep farms, intensive agriculture, and pine plantations), the Prince's Highway to South Australia, and the Great Ocean Road along the southwest coast.

Using this approach, the Treasury says there would be a 43% loss of trade with the EU were the UK to revert to WTO rules, and because almost half the UK's trade is with the EU this would result in a 24% loss in total trade.

The share of processing trade in total trade is gradually decreasing due to the emergence of ordinary trade.

They haul $100 billion of goods across the Ambassador every year--a quarter of the $400 billion in total trade with Canada; 40% of all truck shipments from the U.S. to points north cross this span.

Based on the 41 sectors in China's DPN tables for 2002, 2007, and 2010, we estimated DVA embedded in total trade, processing trade, normal trade in goods, and normal trade in services (Table 2).

Credit Suisse forecast $19 billion in total trading as a result of the rebalancing, with $15 billion related to developed markets.

The strength in total trading revenue, even as interest rates were rising, suggested that investment banks, for the moment, are still capable of churning out steady profits despite prospects of inflation.

To put that in perspective, all of these men would have been in office BEFORE Nixon formalized relations with China in 1972, at a time when we literally had $0 in trade with what now constitutes one of our largest economic relationships (in 2011 total trade was ~$500B).

They won't do it". · In 2005 total trade between Africa and China surged again, to $40bn.

The share of intra-trade in the total trade of a region has slightly decreased over the 10 years covered in this paper.