Sentence examples for running a trade from inspiring English sources

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

For the first time in years the country is running a trade deficit.

It is a funny balance, running a trade union of college-educated professionals.

Running a trade deficit and borrowing from abroad, even borrowing heavily, aren't necessarily bad things.

The country is running a trade surplus of more than $50 billion.

India is running a trade deficit with China and the issue could further strain relations between the two countries.

WASHINGTON, April 2 (Reuters) - The U.S. futures regulator accused the Royal Bank of Canada of running a "trading scheme of massive proportion" to gain lucrative Canadian tax benefits.

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.

This time it involves a charge of wire fraud conspiracy against two of its foreign exchange executives, who are accused of "front-running" a trade by the bank's client to generate a $3 million profit.

Egypt runs a trade deficit.

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