Sentence examples for traders call from inspiring English sources

In China, where a rising middle class flaunts wealth by displaying ivory at home, traders call elephant tusks "white gold".

To break the offering price would lead to what traders call a "busted I.P.O.," an embarrassing moment for the underwriters.

In a trade that Mario and other market traders call a totobola (or lottery), it is difficult to escape poverty.

It is almost lost in the din of human shouts as traders call out bids to one another or turn up the volume on squawk-boxes connecting this dealing-room with those of clients.

The jump in oil prices wasn't entirely a geopolitical phenomenon — the cold snap in the U.S. was also a big factor — but it was driven in part by an increase in what oil traders call the "risk premium".

The jump in oil prices wasn't entirely a geopolitical phenomenon the cold snap in the U.S. was also a big factor but it was driven in part by an increase in what oil traders call the "risk premium".

Instead, traders called it Operation Twist in homage to the dance popularized by Chubby Checker.

In 1989, ASC developed an online trading system for NASDAQ traders called BRASS.

Instead, they save it and sell it to itinerant traders called kabari-wallahs who come to call at regular intervals.

But that, too, created strife, with bankers and traders accusing each other of deliberating misstating revenue to avoid splitting fees, which some traders called the investment banker tax.

The painted enamels of China are generally known as Canton enamels, from the principal seat of their manufacture Guangzhou, which European traders called Canton.