Sentence examples for view of trading from inspiring English sources

At a Senate hearing in December, Eric W. Noll, the head of market structure issues at Nasdaq OMX Group, said that past S.E.C. regulations "led to an increase in dark trading, which denies market participants a clear view of trading interest in a given stock".

But many in his own party take a more defensive view of trade.

Unfortunately, it's a continuation of this ideological view of trade unions".

Legitimately, the world takes a dim view of trade restrictions that masquerade as something else.

The world also needs to take a dim view of trade manoeuvres that are really about protecting the remaining ground for big tobacco.

The new pipe revives a pre-Soviet view of trade in the region, in which economic exchanges flow east and west, not just through Russia.

"The world also needs to take a dim view of trade manoeuvres that are really about protecting the remaining ground for big tobacco," she said.

"I think if a Democratic president comes in, Democrats will take a broader view of trade than Democrats can in Congress right now," said Stuart E. Eizenstat, an under secretary of state for economic affairs under Mr. Clinton.

While that simplified view of trade generally still holds for trade in agricultural products such as wine, it no longer reflects the 21st-century reality of global supply chains in all things manufactured.

Perversely, this is good news from the point of view of trade reform, as it suggests that these consummate political insiders, who may know a thing or two we peasants don't, may just have tipped us off that his tough line on China trade is authentic.

They demonstrate what is well known -- she is basically a centrist Democrat, with a pro-business view of trade, inclined to cut bankers a lot of slack in assigning blame for the 2008 financial collapse, and still stuck in the budget-balance folly.