Sentence examples for trading rival from inspiring English sources
Competitors, including an independent foreign exchange trading rival, Currenex, have said that the actions of the big firms have limited the development of the Internet alternative to trading.
In the ensuing two decades, American ships made more than six hundred trips to Canton, burnishing America's image as a new maritime power and a major trading rival to Great Britain.
"That meant that the Chinese currency had also been rising against its regional trading rivals," he said.
His naval achievements ensured Venice's supremacy over its trading rivals in the Mediterranean and made it the dominant power in northeast Italy in the 15th century.
Mr. Zarb said turning Nasdaq from a nonprofit membership organization into a private company would let it compete more nimbly with electronic trading rivals.
Instinet, the largest network, has argued that Nasdaq is exploiting its size to try to put some of its trading rivals out of business.
Some critics in Latin America are annoyed at what they say is the administration's strategy of dealing first with small countries that have fewer trade disagreements with the United States rather than including bigger trading rivals like Brazil.
The local stock markets have soared after the announcement from the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the yen has once more weakened sharply against the currencies of major trading rivals in Asia and in Europe.
Trump depicted foreign nations not as America's trading partners, but as America's trading rivals.
Only days earlier, its bonds had been downgraded to junk and Dynegy, a smaller energy-trading rival, had pulled out of a planned takeover.
By October, it was on the brink of collapse, and had to accept a most unpalatable notion: a takeover by Dynegy, a smaller energy-trading rival based down the road in Houston.The biggest crack in the façade came with the release of third-quarter results in mid-October that showed a $1 billion write-off on broadband, water and other bad investments.
