Sentence examples for start to trade from inspiring English sources

"That's what the market will start to trade on now that the earnings season is almost over".

That could drive up short-term interest rates, at least a bit, because T-bills could start to trade at a discount relative to cash.

But all the market research in the world can't ensure success; Tesco will only discover whether it is money well spent when its stores start to trade.

BOSTON CELTICS The Boston Celtics will not be good next season, and, in fact, if they are good and in danger of departing from the realm of lottery teams, management will start to trade away pieces.

KPN has a market value of 53.5 billion euros, and analysts estimated that the company's mobile unit alone may have a market value of 50 billion euros once its shares start to trade.

Analyst Scott Cagehin at Numis Securities said: We believe that the shares should start to trade higher after recent weakness and retain our positive stance as we believe that Oxford is a high quality business that possesses defensive characteristics.

It has recently been reported that several electronic-trading firms have started to trade cryptocurrencies.

Motorola completed its split into two separate publicly-traded companies, with Motorola Mobility and Motorola Solutions starting to trade on the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday.

"People are starting to trade accounts receivable as if they were a financial instrument".

Shares hit a top of $104.06 before starting to trade down, ending the day at $100.335.

Mr Burnham and Yvette Cooper, who are both trying to position themselves as the best-placed candidate to beat front-runner Jeremy Corbyn, have started to trade blows in public.