Sentence examples for trade openly from inspiring English sources

They don't trade openly on public exchanges, and financial services firms disclose few details about them.

Britain has to trade openly with Europe and Europe with Britain.

We trade openly with Vietnam, with whom we had a war".

Despite their ubiquity and the pivotal role they play in modern finance, many derivatives don't trade openly on exchanges as stocks and other instruments do.

That could start battles among the 25,000 tenants over whether the apartments should remain affordable or be allowed to trade openly on the real estate market.

It is better to make the argument for free trade openly and loudly, rather than try to silence protectionists with concessions that merely whet their appetites.

Saudi Arabia refuses to allow its crudes to be traded openly.

The profits the big banks make on these credit derivatives would drop substantially if these swaps were traded openly and, well, we can't have that, can we?

"If these objects weren't traded openly and freely at auction they might have remained underground, and the people from Beijing wouldn't have had the opportunity to buy them," he said.

It's less clear whether proposals for derivatives reform — which mainly involve requiring that financial instruments like credit default swaps be traded openly and transparently, like ordinary stocks and bonds — would have prevented the alleged abuses by Goldman (although they probably would have prevented the insurer A.I.G. from running wild and requiring a federal bailout).

While LNG is not traded openly and most long-term contracts are secret, the LNG price is closely tied to the oil price, which has doubled over the past three years.