Sentence examples for restarting trading from inspiring English sources

This left traders to assess the risks of restarting trading.

They would prefer the summit to focus on climate change, terrorism and restarting trade talks.

Mr. Trump had prioritized restarting trade talks with the Europeans as part of his global push to negotiate deals on his own terms.

It restarted trading shortly after midday, with the chief executive, Xavier Rolet, expressing "sincere regret" at the inconvenience caused.

Josa says she hopes to restart trading towards the end of the year, but first has to undergo a major online overhaul which will cost her over £10,000 and a lot of time.

"The short-term financial benefits of reopening are far outweighed by the long-term benefits of fully protecting our customers," said Henrik Hasselknippe, a managing director at the Green Exchange – which is backed by Goldman Sachs and other big investment banks and which has refused to restart trading in its "daily futures" contract.

Mr Sharif has also attempted to reach out to India for peace talks and to restart trade, both of which the army opposes.

First, the leaders should agree to augment the World Bank's welcome funding initiative for trade financing to restore the flow of credit needed to support exports and restart trade flows that have slowed to a trickle.

The Twitter post came after White House officials confirmed that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had offered a formal invitation to Chinese leaders to restart trade talks, aimed at de-escalating the trade battle between the world's largest economies.

The Mets have not restarted trade talks with the Padres for Trammell, who hit 25 homers and drove in 92 runs last season, but they still could acquire him.

Plus, reluctant Europeans eager to restart trade with Russia would surely soon come to their senses.