"trade dynamics" is a correct expression in written English.
It refers to the factors that have an effect on the development of trade relationships. For example, "The trade dynamics between two countries can change rapidly due to shifts in the political landscape."
A Grasp investigation is planned into the area's trade dynamics.
The "poster child" for potential losses because of changing trade dynamics, according to analysts, is the U.S. beef industry.
While Florida tomato growers contend the accord is hurting their business, the broader trade dynamics are generating business for other companies in the United States.
Topics include the behavior of individual producers in international markets, trade flows between nations, trade imbalances, welfare gains from trade, trade dynamics, networks and trade, and aggregate growth.
For a trade deal to have a major impact, good or bad, it would have to change the trade dynamics with a previously closed but potentially immense trading partner.
I have published on animal diseases as transboundary risks, focusing on cases of "mad cow disease" in North America in the early 2000s, and what they tell us about broader global risk and trade dynamics.
What matters is simply the trading dynamics.
I investigate the relationship between margin policy and trading dynamics of the Nikkei 225 index futures markets of Osaka Securities Exchange OSEE) and Singapore Exchange (SGX).
I find that OSE's margin policy influences trading dynamics across both markets, although it is the less liquid SGX market that performs price discovery.
However, chip designs for studying initiation or symbiotic nutrient trading dynamics in rhizobia or mycorrhizal systems, or for increasing knowledge about other endophytes, may be inspired by hydroponic chip-plant cultures (Grossmann et al., 2011; Figure 2e).
To understand the trading dynamics that led to a precipitous drop in prices on August 24, 2015, we use probabilistic estimates (shown accurate in tests) of aggressive HFT and institutional activity.
