The phrase "trading sector" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a specific industry or market in which trading of goods or services takes place. Example: The trading sector was greatly impacted by the recent increase in tariffs. Many companies in this sector saw a decline in profits due to the added costs of importing goods.
Trade figures issued this week underlined the recent weakness of goods exports.The pound's decline will act as a tonic for the trading sector of the economy.
Italy has not just a dual workforce but also a dual economy in which cosy domestic monopolies impose high charges on the trading sector.
The United States, because it has a smaller trading sector relative to its over-all size than many other countries, traditionally has been less vulnerable to currency movements.
A Dynegy spokesman said the trading platform, DynegyDirect, would be shut down temporarily because of the "current liquidity and credit environment" facing the entire energy trading sector.
Shares of El Paso have plunged nearly 80percentt from a year ago, as the energy trading sector has been transformed from Wall Street darling to goat.
Calpine's securities fell after a Morgan Stanley analyst expressed caution on the company and others in the energy-producing and trading sector.
My long-term aim is to develop a career in the renewable energy and carbon trading sectors.
With good reason: wage costs carried on rising in the trading sectors of the economy when the pound appreciated so sharply in the late 1990s.
My bigger concern is properties like JPMorgan, Citi and Chase, who operate in many of the same trading sectors as Goldman, could be tarred with the same brush.
The findings indicate that in order for the trading sectors to expand the benefits, productivity growth of low-skilled and medium-skilled labor is crucial.
Similarly, the trade sector reported, by far, the highest percentage of disciplinary successions, or 38.5.
