Sentence examples for trading jitters from inspiring English sources
A tough second quarter for investment banking earnings, dragged down by sovereign debt woes in Europe and trading jitters, is prompting many banks to cut jobs.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average recovered half a percent in morning trading, despite ongoing market jitters that Italy's indecisive election results may herald a new chapter in the eurozone's financial crisis.
The effects of trade restrictions and war jitters are best seen at a factory here like Mr. Khan's, which sells to many American department store chains.
Bookham Technology was the highest profile victim in a depressing day of trading which saw Wall Street jitters over technology stocks impact hard on this side of the Atlantic.
That jump-started a dramatic sell off in morning trading, but, my midday, those jitters seemed to have calmed down a bit as traders mulled over the news.
HANOI, Vietnam Chinana's military expansion and assertive trade policies have set off jitters across Asia, prompting many of its neighbors to rekindle old alliances and cultivate new ones to better defend their interests against the rising superpower.
But Brittain said trading had also been affected by jitters before the EU referendum that have made consumers and businesses reluctant to spend money.
Leading shares continued their losing streak, down for the third trading day in a row after late jitters sent copper prices lower and hit the mining sector.
My colleague Nick Fletcher reports: Leading shares continued their losing streak, down for the third trading day in a row after late jitters sent copper prices lower and hit the mining sector.
Brexit jitters have sent the pound trading near lows not seen since the mid-80s, and every time Theresa May is scheduled to open her mouth about Article 50 the FTSE 100 takes a dive.
