Sentence examples for trading caution from inspiring English sources

So long as uncertainty surrounds the implications of the Basel reforms and proposals to stop universal banks from proprietary trading, caution is justified.

Experts in electronic trading cautioned that it was not only programmed trades but also human beings who played a part in the market drop on Tuesday.

Officials at the California Air Resource Board, which runs cap and trade, caution against jumping to conclusions that their system is facing major problems.

And The Economist, in an article on the remarkable growth of China's trade, cautioned that the numbers were incomplete: because so much went through the conduit of Hong Kong, it was hard to tell with whom Chinese commerce was in fact conducted.An odd assortment of headlines from 1997?

Any renewed financial market jitters could affect investment and the trade financing that oils the wheels of international trade, economists caution.

After oil and the prices of metals such as copper hit multi-year lows in recent trading, Lagarde cautioned they could remain under pressure.

Chris Weston at IG Markets in Melbourne welcomed a more stable day of trading but cautioned that Beijing may have delayed another outbreak of volatility by driving up funding costs in Hong Kong and making it impossible to short the yuan.

NWI warned investors to "watch out for further signals and trade with caution".

However, trade experts caution the process will be a slow one.

Peter Norton of the British Helicopter Association, a trade organisation, cautions against a knee-jerk reaction, pointing out that the latest accident was the first helicopter crash in London in living memory.

Gary Hufbauer of the Peterson Institute for International Economics is convinced that China's policies add up to "a disguised restriction on international trade" but cautions that any case on rare earths will be harder to win on its merits than this week's one.