Sentence examples for started to trade from inspiring English sources

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

A handful of small shops have started to trade in these longtime empty units, including an undertaker, a flower shop and a pet shop.

Even younger traders like Vanessa Sherwood, 32, a clerk for Mr. Lassandrello who recently started to trade for herself, miss the camaraderie of the pits.

Before the evening was over, the show came to resemble a party at which everyone started to trade dance steps and partners.

The popular grape-based alcoholic drink is developing as an asset class, and investors have started to trade derivative products in the form of en primeur, a type of wine future.

When the shares started to trade on July 8th, they were expected to fetch up to €4.9 billion ($6 billion)—the world's biggest initial public offering (IPO) so far this year.

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.

"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.