Sentence examples for trading with higher from inspiring English sources

They are bracing for a slowdown in lending and trading, with higher fees for consumers as well as lower investment returns amid tighter regulations.

As noted earlier, the effect of this analysis is to correct any false first impression that low-productivity countries are at a hopeless disadvantage in trading with high-productivity ones.

From small-cap highs in 1969 at which point they were trading with high relative multiples to their 1974 lows, small caps lost nearly 60% of their value.

But this also creates unusual situations: Some high-quality names are trading with high, junklike yields because the conversion is mandatory and, at present common stock levels, would result in a loss or at least no gain for the effort.

In the longer term, we need to move towards more balanced trade, with higher exports and fewer imports making up for the demand lost due to collapse of the housing bubble.

At the same time, fragmentation trade with high income countries has had a skill downgrading effect.

"Growth of trade between the remaining developing countries has also outpaced trade with high-income countries by a wide margin," the report said.

Our research demonstrates that when a developing country with low labor standards trades with higher-standards countries like the United States and those in Europe, it comes under influences from the market itself that improve its labor standards.

The products were not only imported for personal consumption, but were part of a lucrative organised trade with high prices indicating luxury status, Dr Rowcliffe added.

Spain is a good example of what we call a proportional trader, engaging in more trades with high GDP countries and less trades with low GDP countries.

Trading effectiveness also largely depends on trading costs, with high costs resulting in failure of the trading program.