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Definition of stock exchange in English: stock exchangenoun 1A market in which securities are bought and sold. 证券市场;证券交易所 the company was floated on the stock exchange 公司股票开始在证券交易所发行。 the chief executive of the London Stock Exchange Example sentencesExamples - The respective stock exchange will ensure that all trades are settled on the settlement day.
- Big changes in corporate governance are already in the works as the stock exchanges demand new, independent boards of directors.
- Aaim is not listed on the stock exchange and profits are divided amongst investors.
- You can also buy shares in a handful of Russian companies listed on foreign stock exchanges, which avoids the need to find a Russian broker.
- By the end of the week, its shares may be delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange.
- Closed-ended funds are traded on stock exchanges like stocks.
- It operates in 40 securities markets throughout the world, including stock exchanges in Frankfurt, London, Paris and Tokyo.
- The NYSE stands alone among stock exchanges as a candidate for such status.
- When U.S. stock exchanges opened the next day, the markets crashed.
- Unlike property, they are securities and hence are easy to buy and sell on stock exchanges.
- The bank has notified the stock exchanges and the Securities and Exchange Board of India about the same.
- Long-term capital gains tax on shares would be exempt if bought and sold on a recognised stock exchange.
- Exchange-traded funds are index funds that trade on stock exchanges.
- Closed-end funds differ from mutual funds in that they have a fixed number of outstanding shares, which trade on the stock exchanges.
- The stock exchange has a duty to investigate any unusual share trades ahead of market announcements.
- The best option for Aer Lingus would be to sell shares on the stock exchange.
- The bonds were sold at the Luxembourg stock exchange hours after their issuing.
- Investors lost significant amounts on stock exchanges and decided to move most of their savings into money market investments.
- The wheat from the state reserve will be sold only through stock exchanges to mills registered under the Value Added Tax Act.
- He refused to confirm that an investigation by the stock exchange ever took place or is still ongoing.
- 1.1the stock exchange The level of prices in a particular stock exchange.
the biggest rise in the stock exchange in American history Example sentencesExamples - The remainder of Bulgartabac was to be offered on the Stock Exchange.
- The company floated almost two years ago at e1.99, but is now listed in the bottom half of the Stock Exchange.
- One of our great early victories in that competition was against the Stock Exchange.
- When they were delisted by the Stock Exchange three months ago, the price was down to 31p.
- It floated on the Australian Stock Exchange today, trading as high as $3.61 a share.
- Bula Resources shares were subsequently delisted by the Stock Exchange, leaving shareholders in limbo.
- Similarly, another suite concerns itself with the Stock Exchange and a few financial ups and downs.
- That is right, and given the context where it is listed on the stock exchange, its securities are traded.
- If Miller sold up, it would be listed on the Stock Exchange as a small company in an unloved sector - not the best set of circumstances.
- The re-listing of Anglo American and Billiton here has revitalised the mining sector on the Stock Exchange.
- The Office has also agreed to provide support for the mobilization of capital for listing on the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
- Since no one was prepared to compromise, the Stock Exchange made the mistake of trying to satisfy everyone.
- In December 2000 it floated on the Stock Exchange after its shareholders voted in favour of demutualization.
- ABC Learning Centres led the way as the first to list on the Stock Exchange just three years ago in 2001.
- Already the prospect of the acquisition has raised an extra £15 million worth of investment on the Stock Exchange.
- The shares in both companies were quoted on the Stock Exchange in London and Johannesburg.
- So the club floated on the Stock Exchange and took all the financial rewards on offer.
- It is a symptom of the age in which we live that even bastions of propriety like the Stock Exchange try to put the best gloss on their profits.
- It floated on the Stock Exchange in December 2000 giving members an average £620 windfall each.
- Haven't they always prided themselves on doing better than the Stock Exchange through all kinds of markets, bear or bull?
Definition of stock exchange in US English: stock exchangenounstɑk ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ 1A market in which securities are bought and sold. 证券市场;证券交易所 the company was floated on the stock exchange 公司股票开始在证券交易所发行。 Example sentencesExamples - It operates in 40 securities markets throughout the world, including stock exchanges in Frankfurt, London, Paris and Tokyo.
- Closed-ended funds are traded on stock exchanges like stocks.
- When U.S. stock exchanges opened the next day, the markets crashed.
- Exchange-traded funds are index funds that trade on stock exchanges.
- The respective stock exchange will ensure that all trades are settled on the settlement day.
- Aaim is not listed on the stock exchange and profits are divided amongst investors.
- Long-term capital gains tax on shares would be exempt if bought and sold on a recognised stock exchange.
- He refused to confirm that an investigation by the stock exchange ever took place or is still ongoing.
- The bonds were sold at the Luxembourg stock exchange hours after their issuing.
- Closed-end funds differ from mutual funds in that they have a fixed number of outstanding shares, which trade on the stock exchanges.
- Big changes in corporate governance are already in the works as the stock exchanges demand new, independent boards of directors.
- The stock exchange has a duty to investigate any unusual share trades ahead of market announcements.
- You can also buy shares in a handful of Russian companies listed on foreign stock exchanges, which avoids the need to find a Russian broker.
- The wheat from the state reserve will be sold only through stock exchanges to mills registered under the Value Added Tax Act.
- By the end of the week, its shares may be delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange.
- The NYSE stands alone among stock exchanges as a candidate for such status.
- The best option for Aer Lingus would be to sell shares on the stock exchange.
- Unlike property, they are securities and hence are easy to buy and sell on stock exchanges.
- The bank has notified the stock exchanges and the Securities and Exchange Board of India about the same.
- Investors lost significant amounts on stock exchanges and decided to move most of their savings into money market investments.
- 1.1the Stock Exchange The level of prices in the stock market.
证券交易价格 a plunge in the Stock Exchange during the election campaign 竞选期间股市狂跌。 Example sentencesExamples - The Office has also agreed to provide support for the mobilization of capital for listing on the Stock Exchange of Thailand.
- That is right, and given the context where it is listed on the stock exchange, its securities are traded.
- Similarly, another suite concerns itself with the Stock Exchange and a few financial ups and downs.
- Haven't they always prided themselves on doing better than the Stock Exchange through all kinds of markets, bear or bull?
- It floated on the Stock Exchange in December 2000 giving members an average £620 windfall each.
- Bula Resources shares were subsequently delisted by the Stock Exchange, leaving shareholders in limbo.
- So the club floated on the Stock Exchange and took all the financial rewards on offer.
- Since no one was prepared to compromise, the Stock Exchange made the mistake of trying to satisfy everyone.
- The re-listing of Anglo American and Billiton here has revitalised the mining sector on the Stock Exchange.
- It floated on the Australian Stock Exchange today, trading as high as $3.61 a share.
- If Miller sold up, it would be listed on the Stock Exchange as a small company in an unloved sector - not the best set of circumstances.
- The shares in both companies were quoted on the Stock Exchange in London and Johannesburg.
- It is a symptom of the age in which we live that even bastions of propriety like the Stock Exchange try to put the best gloss on their profits.
- In December 2000 it floated on the Stock Exchange after its shareholders voted in favour of demutualization.
- The remainder of Bulgartabac was to be offered on the Stock Exchange.
- One of our great early victories in that competition was against the Stock Exchange.
- Already the prospect of the acquisition has raised an extra £15 million worth of investment on the Stock Exchange.
- ABC Learning Centres led the way as the first to list on the Stock Exchange just three years ago in 2001.
- When they were delisted by the Stock Exchange three months ago, the price was down to 31p.
- The company floated almost two years ago at e1.99, but is now listed in the bottom half of the Stock Exchange.
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