Sentence examples for moving trading from inspiring English sources

Everyone else is moving, trading, talking.

Asked if he might consider moving trading to the New York Stock Exchange from Nasdaq, Mr. Bachman said he would consider it.

World trade is worth $22tn and the cost of moving trade is $2tn.

The commission said moving trades onto exchanges would improve price transparency and strengthen risk management.

Mr Obama will probably have more luck moving trade deals through a Republican-dominated House than the old Democratic-run one, even if a few nationalistic tea-partiers object.

The inability of the United States and Europe to agree on an agenda for moving trade talks forward was one of the main reasons the talks broke down.

This will be a clear case of trade diversion for non-CPTPP countries like Pakistan, India and China, i.e., moving trade away from more efficient producers to less efficient producers.

Free from TARP, the company is lobbying hard against the Obama administration's plan to bring transparency to the derivatives market by moving trades onto exchanges.

Contingency plans might also include agreements to move trading in Big Board stocks to exchanges in Toronto or Chicago.

Soon, Wall Street firms will have to move trading in many opaque financial products to exchanges, and ICE is in a perfect position to profit.

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