Sentence examples for narrow trade from inspiring English sources

Big groups or small, sweeping deals or narrow, trade liberalisation is never easy, alas.

There is still time to cobble together a narrow trade agreement to help the poorest nations on earth before the World Trade Organization's ministerial meeting in December.

Besides, in a highly competitive world, there are no guarantees that currency shifts would be passed through to foreign customers in the form of price adjustments that might narrow trade imbalances.

But the Marxists have had to lay low – acknowledge the movement but then try to intervene, to move it back on the track to narrow trade unionist demands.

At the time all 12 EU countries, bar Greece, were in the exchange-rate mechanism (ERM), a system that tied currencies to each other within narrow trading bounds.

Andy McLevey, head of dealing at stockbroker Interactive Investor said: Investors pause for breath after yesterday's gains with the FTSE 100 index now nudging higher in early trading having initially opened in the red in a narrow trading range.

Stocks had fluctuated within a fairly narrow trading range for months, but they dropped past that range on Friday after the Labor Department said that only 32,000 jobs were added across the country in July.

He noted that the Wilshire 5000 index, which represents almost the entire United States stock market, broke out of a narrow trading range and set all-time highs for the last four days.

For now the stock remains in a narrow trading range.

Thus GE's share price has stayed in a narrow trading band.

With their low overhead, the new marketmakers have helped narrow trading spreads.