Significados de big traders em inglês

The natural gas market has a small group of big traders, Lanci said.

It also hired several big traders over the past year to broaden its metals desk.

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The delay is unlikely to please Wall Street or big traders, who had been eager for clarity on the rules.

The proposals aim to limit investment positions of big traders to prevent them from having too much influence on the market.

Amid the rise and fall, contractual defaults soared, leaving many big traders nursing losses in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Stephen Griedman, the chairman of Goldman, Sachs, and a number of big traders from Saloman Brothers were among those who came.

Last year, the CFTC went ahead and imposed measures to limit speculation in commodities, effectively clipping the wings of big traders like Arnold.

But by converting their trades into futures, some big traders could fall below the $8 billion threshold and avoid the new rules.

Making poor trading decisions hits bottom line profits for the big traders because they regularly buy and sell grain to keep their businesses running.

The development of a derivatives market has also lured big traders and financial institutions, increasing the need for ore know-how to trade paper and physical.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Thursday proposed new rules that would limit big traders' speculative positions in energy futures.

Big traders and banks often need to hold big positions to source metal for clients.

Big traders had dismissed the investigation as a waste of time and the charges as a conspiracy theory.