Sentence examples for obscure trade from inspiring English sources

Obscure trade magazine titles?

By contrast, price regulation and obscure trade barriers are harder to spot and more burdensome to the poor.

Once a month, I visited a family named the Wus, and virtually every time they introduced me to some new and obscure trade.

TTIP started out as an obscure trade agreement that would create the world's biggest "free trade zone" between the US and EU, and received little media coverage or parliamentary debate.

What began as an obscure trade dispute between Europe and the United States has turned into a political brawl over $100 billion in corporate tax breaks that pits many of America's biggest companies against one another.

The brothers had also managed to fit into the room masses of empty cardboard boxes, and lots of books (Russian classics, with Cyrillic lettering on their spines), and screwdrivers, and data-storage tapes, and software manuals by the cubic yard, and stalagmites of obscure trade magazines, and a twenty-thousand-dollar computer workstation that the brothers no longer used.

"Most of them have short track records, obscure trading strategies and few to no adequate benchmarks to compare their performance to," said Milo Benningfield, a financial adviser in San Francisco.

The biggest mystery of all, however, concerns Gazprom's relationship with Itera, a Florida-registered entity that has grown from an obscure trading company with virtually no fields of its own to become Russia's third-largest gas producer.

Obscure trading regulations promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the New York Stock Exchange NYSEE) facilitated the trading strategy.

And with some obscure trading pairs (exchanging ZRX for BCH for instance), you might end up paying around 1percentt in spread.

While BitGrail's reported loss is considerable, the Italian exchange was quite obscure, trading a very small volume of the coin's overall transactions.