Sentences with phrase «likely outcome of trade»

BEIJING, May 3 - Shanghai metals made a mixed start to trading on Thursday, although the key copper and aluminum contracts rose, as the market weighed the likely outcome of trade talks between the United States and China getting under way in Beijing.

BEIJING, May 3 - Shanghai metals made a mixed start to trading on Thursday, although the key copper and aluminium contracts rose, as the market weighed the likely outcome of trade talks between the United States and China getting under way in Beijing.

Not exact matches

Read our latest report to find out the likely outcome of this dispute, the global appetite for new free - trade deals, as well as our forecast for global trade growth.

The US delegation to China, which consists of both hawks and moderates on trade issues, is likely to seek a balanced outcome on bilateral trade issues with China rather than taking the predicted adversarial approach, said Chinese experts.

Trump could also order new limits on Chinese investment in the United States or raise tariffs unilaterally — a likely violation of U.S. commitments to the World Trade Organization — pending the outcome of a broader investigation into Beijing's alleged failure to protect foreign companies» intellectual property rights, analysts say.

Perhaps the most likely outcome is some form of Free - trade agreement.

Knowing the expectancy of a trading system is crucial because it builds confidence and a trader can act from a more calm and relaxed state by knowing that over the long - term, his edge will most likely provide a positive outcome if he sticks to the plan.

More striking, California's Global Warming Solutions Act (Assembly Bill 32, or AB 32) will likely lead to the creation of a very ambitious set of climate initiatives, including a statewide cap ‑ and ‑ trade system (unless it's stopped by ballot initiative — Proposition 23 — or a new Governor, depending on the outcome of the November 2010 elections).

«The point of the paper is to present a broad range of feasible electricity market outcomes, demonstrate the economic impact, and allow the reader to judge what they think is most likely and what is the appropriate trade - off between perceived benefits of the RPS and its demonstrable economic costs,» said lead author Orphe Divounguy.

A recent report by Robert Stavins of the Brookings Institute argues that Cap and Trade is less susceptible to political shenanigans and more likely to produce real outcomes.