The phrase "traders worldwide" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to traders or merchants who operate on a global scale, doing business with people from different countries around the world. Example: "The rise of e-commerce has opened up opportunities for traders worldwide to expand their markets and reach a wider customer base."
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Even two-thirds of Bloomberg subscribers (including investors, analysts and traders worldwide) support the Buffett Rule.
National governments which meet the requirements of Codex standards are also presumed to meet the international requirements expressed in WTOs Agreement on the Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures for food safety in international trade, providing a competitive advantage and assurance of acceptability for traders worldwide.
Since the collapse of Enron and the deterioration of credit quality worldwide, traders of derivatives have been much keener to protect themselves from nasty surprises.
As stocks closed higher, the dollar fell to $1.45 against the euro, its lowest point of the year, as traders bet that worldwide demand for American securities and currency would abate as investors sought better returns in other markets.
Bloomberg News reports that "dozens" of proprietary traders at banks worldwide are planning on starting hedge funds, according to a Stuart Hendel a UBS executive who said he spoke with the traders.
Prices for commodities like gold, sugar, coffee and cattle slid on Tuesday as traders worried that a worldwide slowdown would suppress demand.
Losses in China's main stock market index ignited a sell-off in markets from Asia to Europe to Wall Street on Monday, as traders worried that a worldwide rally in stocks this summer had flown too high, too fast.
Former prop traders are in demand worldwide.
Teaming up with Glencore's worldwide network of traders, always on the lookout for a deal, would give it a head start over competitors.
LONDON — The London Stock Exchange suffered its worst breakdown in eight years Monday as a computer problem prevented traders from participating in a worldwide market rally after the American government's takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
