Sentence examples for those traded from inspiring English sources

The stocks might include those traded on the New York and American exchanges as well as regional stock markets.

Sure, the new cars deliver about nine miles per gallon more than those traded in, on average.

Britain's chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, has fought to extend regulation to all derivatives, including those traded on electronic platforms.

It will pay interest of about 15% on the new bonds, compared with an average of 9-12% on those traded in.

The current spat over derivatives arises because the proposed regulation affects only OTC trades – and not those traded on or between exchanges.

To help customers shield themselves from risk, Mr. Lay's Enron developed hedging contracts for gas like those traded in the markets for corn and copper and winter wheat.

The average age of those trading billions of pounds was 26.

Those trading above get bad grades.

What kind of capital are [we] going to ask banks to hold against those trading positions?

Those trading mainly with the rest of the world were less concerned about the potential impact of independence.

This has won them fans among both those trading up and those looking to replace or supplement their professional gear.