Sentence examples for trading offset from inspiring English sources

Investment management fees and equity trading offset a $3.5 billion write-down from mortgage-related losses.

RBC said: We have flattish profits factored in for next year, with a reduction in underlying trading offset by cost savings.

Bank of New York Mellon reported Wednesday that its first-quarter earnings fell 1 percent as revenue lost from the sale of a unit and lower foreign-exchange trading offset gains from rising asset levels.

At its PaineWebber division, Mr. Wuffli said that strong profits from municipal securities trading offset a decline in fee income caused by decreased trading volumes, making performance relatively flat.

Professor Alice Bows-Larkin, partner representative at the Manchester Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, says that IATA's figures rely on a controversial and unproven mix of carbon trading, offsetting, efficiency and biofuels: "They think they're special and wriggle out of sectoral targets, their numbers don't add up.

Additional global land-use change embodied in their net wood trade offset 74% of their total reforested area.

But gains from other trades offset those losses, and the firm's overall trading revenue climbed 4 percent over year-ago levels, to $3.5 billion.

For the past three decades, UK trade has been the story of a growing deficit in manufactured trade offset by surpluses in oil, services and investment income.

Aside from their distorting effects on trade, offset agreements have drawn fire in the United States because of their effects on employment.

For a while, growth in global trade offset the higher price of US goods relative to its biggest competitors in Europe and Japan.

We estimate NASDAQ and NYSE informed-trade losses and gains to market makers and other liquidity providers on six trade sizes, and find that losses on trades we ascribe to SOES day traders were substantially greater than those on other trades, offset somewhat by gains from small-trade-size investors.