Sentence examples for large commodities from inspiring English sources

Some, including Refco, a large commodities broker, demanded that he give them more money to support his options positions.

"The tremors felt in silver started reverberating throughout the entire commodity patch," said Richard J. Feltes, vice president of research of R. J. O'Brien, a large commodities broker.

Cuba may not ask for such a waiver, but farmers and agribusiness officials nonetheless described the bill as "a crack in the door," in the words of Van Yeutter of Cargill Inc., a large commodities company.

Tesco was not "naive" to inflationary pressures in the marketplace, Lewis said, but with a large commodities team sourcing ingredients for its own brand food business, it had a lot of insight with which to negotiate supplier deals.

Canada's prospects ought to be brighter, because of its relatively small financial sector and its large commodity-based export industries.

"Compared to Brazil and Russia, Indonesia is the best-run large commodity economy," says Ruchir Sharma, who oversees $25 billion, including shares in Indonesian companies, as head of emerging markets at Morgan Stanley Investment.

Also runs large commodity trading and risk management operations.

Brorsen and Irwin ([1987]) report that only 2 of 21 large commodity fund managers surveyed used no objective TA.

It warned also of the damage from the large commodity price decline in 2015 for iron ore, which is Australia's largest export.

Although both Dow and BASF are similar in that they each have large commodity chemical portfolios, there has been a real divergence in the share price performance of both companies since 2005.

Large commodity systems are incredibly efficient in their use of the whole animal because of economies of scale.