Sentences with phrase «trading frictions as»

They ignore trading frictions as negligible for «intelligent retail or institutional investors» via mutual funds or Exchange Traded Funds.

He estimates trading frictions as 1 % of the value traded each month in rebalancing to specified portfolio weights.

Not exact matches

«If that rhetoric continues to heat up over the summer, that's going to create some degree of uncertainty as to whether the U.S. would become a bit more closed or introduce trade friction with its trading partners,» de la Durantaye says.

These names are viewed as non-tariff barriers, which matter because they are the last significant friction in international trade, which the Transatlantic Investment Partnership treaty aims to lower.

The correlation between U.S. yields and the dollar had broken down earlier this year as investors focused more on trade frictions and geopolitical issues.

Since the 1990s, though, Japan's growth has been mostly flat, and trade friction much more subdued, even as the United States continues to run large trade deficits with Japan.

As trade frictions escalate, how should investors view the implications of increased protectionism?

But even though Trump attaches meaning to irrelevant metrics like bilateral trade deficits in a global economy, where two - thirds of trade flows are intermediate goods and only 3.6 % of the value of an Apple iPhone is Chinese (yet the entire $ 179 cost is chalked up as an import from China, exacerbating the bilateral deficit), the fact is that frictions in the relationship have been increasing since well before this president assumed office.

«There is still room for negotiation» when it comes to solving trade frictions, but viewing China as a strategic competitor or adversary is a sign of danger.

«The move should be regarded as part of the U.S. tactics in its trade friction with China.

More worrisome, is that Chinese consumers» may shun American products in general as a nationalist response to the two countries» growing frictions over issues ranging from human rights to trade spats, as seen before when relations with Japan and South Korea became strained.

But the alternative of a «Maximum Facilitation» arrangement - relying on technology and trusted trader schemes to minimise trade friction - is regarded as unacceptable by many Remainers.

Though there has long been friction between private - and public - sector unions, the construction trades have had reason to feel aggrieved with other unions as well.

For almost as long as lawyers have been plying their trade, the cost of legal services has been a source of friction in the relationship between lawyers and their clients.

If Trump's proposed policies result in higher tariffs, friction over trade and lower confidence in the United States as a stable haven for flight capital, that could scare away foreign investors, Teshome said.