Sentence examples for run a trade from inspiring English sources

However, Northern Ireland has consistently run a trade deficit with its southern neighbour.

He was at first reluctant to give up his perch as a corporate executive to run a trade group.

Ireland, with just 4.6 million people, is one of the few nations to run a trade surplus with China.

The country did not run a trade deficit like the Anglo-Saxon nations which spent money they didn't earn.

It was only the second month this year in which the euro zone has not run a trade deficit.

(The need to import crude oil for domestic use, though, is the main reason India continues to run a trade deficit — $104.8 billion in the last fiscal year).

He took a salesman position for Goldman in Tokyo in 1992, and eventually Jon Corzine sent him to Hong Kong to run a trading desk for the firm.

China is a major destination for U.S. exports - about $70 billion a year - although the United States runs a trade deficit of about $200 billion a year with that country.

The country is currently running a trade deficit of $500 billion a year, or roughly 3percentt of GDP.

Egypt runs a trade deficit.

Brazil runs a trade surplus, not a current-account surplus.