Sentence examples for trade totalling from inspiring English sources

India and Italy are strong trading partners, with bilateral trade totalling 7.2 billion euros ($9.4 billion) in 2010, which is expected to double by 2015.

Bilateral trade totalled $7.2 billion last year, of which $6 billion consisted of Colombian exports, mainly of food, live animals, clothing and cars.

In recent decades, China has followed a policy of engaging with African nations for trade and bilateral co-operation; in 2012, Sino-African trade totalled over US$160 billion.

That same day, the company made several trades totaling more than 40,000 shares, Mr. Diver said.

The exchange handles trades totaling about $1.2 billion a day, with agricultural commodities making up 80percentt of the total and energy making up the rest.

In its most recent survey of foreign-exchange markets, in April 2013, the Bank for International Settlements found that renminbi-dollar trades averaged $113bn a day, whereas direct renminbi-euro trades totalled a mere $1bn, while direct renminbi-sterling trades amounted to even less.

On an average day he does four trades, totaling 4,000 shares.

Roseman cautioned against reading too much into the Eagles' high trade total in recent seasons.

Exports to China surged under Ma over the last eight years, to a record two-way trade total of $130 billion in 2014.

The two nations have minuscule trade flows totaling about $1 billion.

The country currently runs the world's biggest agricultural trade surplus, totaling $20 billion a year.