Sentence examples for trade situations from inspiring English sources

I've been in weird trade situations the last few years.

Although some other developed nations, like Britain and Spain, have trade situations almost as bad as ours in recent years, some have been quite the opposite.

ONS chief economist Joe Grice underlined the net trade situation in a statement alongside Friday's figures.

"Our data in the first two months shows the foreign trade situation is improving," Ningbo's chairman, Li Linghong, said before the trade data's release.

"The trade situation will be relatively grim in the next few months," he said, "and there will be many difficulties next year".

"The only thing that can change that is if before we come to contract a trade situation is presented and becomes attractive.

Frankly, there hasn't been as massive a misreading of a trade situation since the Jedi master Qui-Gon Jinn judged: "These federation types are cowards.

So even though a trade surplus of 2% of GDP is much better than one of 10%, China still has some way to go before its trade situation is in line with what the textbooks predict.

Celso Amorim, the Brazilian foreign minister, said the agenda ranged from the trade situation to regional security issues, including Venezuela and Mr. Chávez, and Brazil's campaign to win a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.

"With the European debt crisis spreading and the global economy recovering at a slower than expected pace, we expect China's trade situation in the second half will become more severe and we are facing more pressure to meet the annual target for trade growth," Mr. Shen added.

TOKYO — A dispute over islands with China that led to boycotts of Japanese goods, coupled with rising energy purchases to compensate for idled nuclear plants, gave Japan a record annual trade deficit last year, the government said on Thursday, in another sign of a steadily worsening trade situation for this onetime export juggernaut.