Sentence examples for trade trends from inspiring English sources

Other members say the pulse-taking is part of the W.T.O.'s responsibility to monitor trade trends.

Praise be for Paul Krugman's call to end the smearing of anyone voicing concerns about trade trends as a protectionist.

They argued that trust, risk, and profit are the core factors to decide trade trends (Kim et al. 2008).

A study published by the Peterson Institute for International Economics -- an early supporter of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) on which TPP is modeled -- estimated that as much as 39percentt of the observed growth in U.S. wage inequality is attributable to trade trends.

Global trade trends for the products implicated in the transmission of HIV and vCJD reflect similar scales of increase in volume and dollar amounts during the decade prior to the detection of human diseases.

The case study concludes that any potential negative effects of agricultural trade trends on the rural poor were offset by positive developments in non-agricultural employment and in social welfare interventions.

If Europe continues to make its labour markets more flexible, and its financial market regulation more genuinely pan-European, and remains open to trade, trend growth can pick up again in the wake of the crisis.

The numbers compounded a deteriorating trade trend which has seen the deficit in the value of goods traded widen for five of the last six months – despite a depreciation in the pound which should make UK goods more competitive.

We think that consensus forecasts are too optimistic for the year ahead given recent trading trends in Europe.

Current industry trading trends are mixed, group returns are below WACC [weighted average cost of capital] and we forecast no earnings growth over the next three years.

Current trading trends give the group confidence for the rest of the year but we think revenue expectations may edge back a bit for the fourth quarter in both Americas and Greater China.