Sentence examples for reduced trading from inspiring English sources

Fear has greatly reduced trading, making this a buyer's market, he said.

What reduced trading hours on Sundays and public holidays do for society is force us to step off the treadmill – and we shouldn't underestimate that value.

The problem is that these commissions are not as flush as they once were, reflecting not just reduced trading volumes but also continuing pressure to reduce commissions.

Investors now want to see reduced trading costs from a single exchange with access to the whole range of European stocks.

The switch to pricing stocks in pennies on the Nasdaq market has substantially reduced trading costs for small investors, according to data released by the Nasdaq yesterday.

"I think attention to the World Cup has reduced trading," said James Steel a commodities analyst for HSBC, referring to precious metals.

He reduced trade barriers and strengthened the Treasury system.

It clashed with earlier research that found exchange-rate volatility reduced trade only marginally.

The ending in 1979 of the currency union between Britain and Ireland seems not to have reduced trade across the Irish Sea.

With help from Republicans, he ratified the creation of a free trade zone in North America, reduced trade barriers and brought China into the world trading system.

Without normal trade status, American companies like Boeing and John Deere will not be able to take advantage of reduced trade barriers.