Sentence examples for trading links between from inspiring English sources

Long before the Romans, there were, as Hutton notes, strong and lively cultural and trading links between Britain and mainland Europe.

As trading links between Cyprus and the UK were hit hard by the crisis, bankers, accountants and entrepreneurs with links to the island have met to discuss paying potentially substantial contributions to a new national solidarity fund.

In the early and middle 19th century, many Chinese settlers and merchants from Riau relocated their businesses to Singapore, and established trading links between Riau and Singapore.

Last week, Phoenix covered Mr. Chen's opening of direct trading links between the islands of Quemoy and Matsu and China.

How ironic that just as Indian prime minister Narendra Modi was in Britain last week talking up the trading links between the two countries, defence group BAE Systems was announcing 371 UK job losses that are due in no small part to decisions made by India in 2012.

The artifacts were uncovered within a granite tomb-like casing known as a cist, and are made from materials not discovered in Britain at the time and hint - for the first time, the researchers say - at trading links between the area and the continent.

A new trading link between the Hong Kong and Shanghai exchanges has, for the first time ever, allowed any foreigner to access China's onshore market, albeit with some restrictions.

In 1989, OM Group built an electronic trading link between the two exchanges so that traders on their London exchange could deal simultaneously on their Stockholm market too.

China is also moving forward with plans for a two-way trading link between the Hong Kong and Shanghai stock markets, which would give foreign funds and individual investors their first direct access to buying shares in hundreds of mainland companies.

In an attempt to push for financial reforms, Mr Li announced that a trial of a trading link between its Shenzhen and Hong Kong stock markets would be launched at an "appropriate time".

This morning we'll get a chance to press our FXI short bet because China's Shanghai Index popped 4% today on news that the country would further open its markets to foreign investment by establishing a trading link between Shenzhen and Hong Kong by the end of the year.