Sentence examples for massive trading from inspiring English sources

At that rate, it is going to look a bit emptier in the bank's massive trading floor in Stamford, Conn.

The UK is expected to contribute up to £10bn to any Irish bailout, and business secretary Vince Cable described the country as "a massive trading partner".

After news of the massive trading losses hit on Thursday, Mr. Dimon called Mr. Gregory to apologize for omitting the information during their earlier interview, Mr. Gregory said in an interview on CNBC's Squawk Box Friday morning.

"The company's massive trading loss is a stark reminder of the financial crisis of 2008 and the necessity of Wall Street reform," the chairman of the committee, Senator Tim Johnson, Democrat of South Dakota, said at the hearing on Tuesday.

A statement was being prepared last night after massive trading in the shares of Legal & General sent the price soaring in an otherwise sagging market by 10%, to close at 192.25p.

They depict not a nuclear conflagration waiting to happen but a far more complex and fascinating interplay between China and the United States, massive trading partners even as they remain political antagonists.

"This is a very clear sign of massive trade distortions".

The dollar keeps going up even in the face of a massive trade deficit.

He hopes Ethiopia's massive trade deficit will narrow as his country's new factories export goods under preferential trade terms.

Vietnam also runs a massive trade deficit with its neighbour and has been pushing China's government to invest more in the country to offset the deficit.

JAPANESE households used to be among the world's biggest savers and, as a result, the country ran a massive trade surplus.