Sentence examples for trade dipped from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Obama got help by starting the clock during the depths of the recession in 2009, when global trade dipped and American exports fell.

Apple's stock fell about 1.2 percent in regular trading, dipping below $600 for the first time since July after hours before recovering a bit.

The success of the offering, however, did not bolster Yahoo, whose stock fell during midday trading, dipping under the $40 mark before partially recovering.

With imports also falling, the over all trade surplus dipped fractionally to 5.2 billion Canadian dollars ($3.93 billion).

The broadest measure of Japan's global trade surplus dipped in July from a year earlier for the third consecutive month, mainly because imports grew faster than exports, government data showed.

In the 70's the trade balance dipped below zero because of oil, and the country responded with conservation and the beginning of the search for alternatives -- until Reagan.

The company's market share, which normally hovers around 11 percent of daily stock trading volume, dipped several percentage points, as customers rerouted trades to other exchanges.

He said that in the United States, commissions on Internet trades had dipped as low as $5 a transaction since Web trading began about four years ago.

In the period a year earlier, Goldman recorded 35 days when trading revenue exceeded $100 million and it had no day when trading revenue dipped below $25 million.

Corporate dealers said that prices of most widely traded securities dipped by about 1/8 point.

But trading conditions dipped sharply in the past two months, with order volumes holding up but prices falling.