Sentence examples for nominal trading from inspiring English sources

But there was nominal trading of Tyson Foods and Hormel Foods in Berlin, which were up 0.5%, and 3%, respectively.

That has held the rise in its nominal trade-weighted rate against 24 currencies, calculated by the ECB, to 2.7%.

"With imports also continuing to grow on the back of rising domestic demand, however, we anticipate no appreciable contraction in the nominal trade deficit for the time being," they wrote.

First, the gravity equation, which is the workhorse econometric model of international trade, is about nominal trade not real trade or trade volume.3 Second, even if we wanted to work with trade volumes, defining the latter at the country level could be tricky.

And it would certainly touch off a nominal trade war.

To create that nominal freedom, trade deals must paradoxically include a list of rules.

Art books had been Erhard Weyhe's nominal stock in trade since he built the store in 1923, and inside the musty old shop were wooden floors and wooden bins filled with prints by artists like Rockwell Kent and Louis Lozowick, although I did not recognize the names at the time.

An additional pole region constraint is used to trade nominal performance against robustness.

The Dow and the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index have gained every month of the year and are trading at nominal record highs.

So despite Germany's nominal policy of free trade, in reality, a huge key to its trading success is a vast and half-hidden thicket of de facto non-tariff trade barriers.

During that period American exports rose 77% in nominal terms and the trade deficit shrank from 3.2% to 0.6% of GDP.