trading

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trading
[ˈtreɪdɪŋ]
sustantivo
también:
  • trading floor -> parquet (m) (in stock exchange)
  • trading partner -> socio(a) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) comercial
  • trading post -> = establecimiento comercial en zonas remotas o de colonos
  • trading stamp -> cupón (m) , vale (m)

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trading [trei-din]
sustantivo
1Comercio, trato.
adjetivo
2Mercantil, comercial.
  • Trading post -> factoría
  • Trading stamps -> sellos de premio

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trading [ˈtreɪdɪŋ]
noun
1 (Comm) comercio; (m) actividad comercial; (f)
the laws on Sunday trading las leyes con respecto al comercio los domingos
Tesco's said trading was more successful than last Sunday it may also close 100 of its 1,500 high-street stores in the wake of disastrous Christmas trading Trading is moderate on a volume of 53 million shares Early trading did push the FT-SE share index down 11.4 points
2 (St Ex) operaciones bursátiles; (f)
to stop suspend tradingor suspender las operaciones bursátiles
The London stock exchange today suspended trading in Maxwell Communications and Mirror Newspapers
modifier
the industries which made Britain a great trading nation are being destroyed The world's major trading nations are attempting to establish new rules under a system called GATT Fairs were trading centres for merchants from home and abroad Hong Kong has become the world trading centre for ivory Latin America's lack of trading links with Europe
trading account (n) (St Ex) cuenta de explotación; (f)
The Stock Exchange trading account ends on October 16 a bumper Pounds 7bn flooded in as the new trading account got under way and investors were snapping up everything from stores shares to breweries
trading centre (n) centro de comercio; (m)
trading estate (n) (Britain) zona industrial; (f) polígono industrial; (m) (Esp)
trading floor (n) parqué; (m) patio de operaciones; (m)
Decisions on the trading floor are made in a split second American banks that had access to the trading floor of the London Stock Exchange
trading links (n) vínculos comerciales; (m)
trading loss (n) pérdidas comerciales; (f) pérdidas de explotación; (f)
they made a pre-tax profit of pounds 82,000 despite incurring a trading loss of pounds 273,000
trading partner (n) socioasocia comercial;a socia (m) (f)
trading post (n) factoría; (f)
trading profits (n) beneficios comerciales; (m) beneficios de explotación; (m)
the company made a trading profit during the last financial year of Pounds 17.3m Half-time trading profits fell by 40% to Pounds 2.5m the currency adjustment - essentially the movement of the dollar to a new and lower trading range - will have knock-on effects the pound's trading range against the mark is now less than the dm2.77 to dm3.13 theoretically allowed under the rules
trading stamp (n) cupón; (m)

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