Sentence examples for trading tied from inspiring English sources

The decision tossed out the agency's new so-called position limits rule, which took aim at speculative Wall Street trading tied to soaring energy prices.

In a market that has been driven by relatively indiscriminate “risk-on, risk-off” trading tied to global macroeconomic sentiment, we have been much more likely to buy more during downdrafts than cut our losses.

The biggest profits came from trades tied to Walgreen.

*Free trade tied to to employment rights and environmental protections in other countries.

In the action last week, the S.E.C. said it had detected a "highly suspicious" spike in options trades tied to Heinz.

The law permits banks to make offsetting trades tied to specific investments but the loophole could let banks do proprietary trading under the guise of hedging.

In December, prosecutors indicted Mathew Martoma, a former SAC portfolio manager at the center of the questionable drug-stock trades tied to a new Alzheimer's drug.

The Eagles' 15 player trades tie the Seattle Seahawks for most in the N.F.L. since the beginning of the 2010 off-season.

"Strong trading ties with non-euro zone countries had shielded the economy against the euro crisis.

Strong trading ties with non-Eurozone countries had shielded the economy against the euro crisis.

Dubai has traditionally had close trading ties with Iran, a short distance away across the Gulf.