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41 week-day
[΄wi:kdei] n լի/աշխատանքային օր. week-day bus service ավտոբուսի ուղերթը աշխա տանքային օրերին -
42 Call money; money at call day to day money
أموال، ودائع أو قروض لأيام معدودة، قروض تدفع عند الطلب، إيداعات دفتريةEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Call money; money at call day to day money
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43 Making-up day; contango day
أول أيام التصفية(بورصة)English-Arabic economic glossary > Making-up day; contango day
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44 Settlement day ; settling working day
آخر التصفية ، يوم التصفيةEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Settlement day ; settling working day
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45 Account day
يوم التصفية(بورصة) -
46 Business day
يوم عمل -
47 Call day
يوم التصفية -
48 Call option day
يوم التصفية -
49 Clear day
يوم حر -
50 Contango day
أول يوم من ثلاثة أيام التصفية -
51 Continuation day
يوم ترحيل عمليات التسليم والتسلم للأوراق المالية(بورصة) -
52 Date of appointment, day -
تاريخ التعيينEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Date of appointment, day -
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53 Declaration day
يوم الرد علي حق الخيار -
54 Early closing day
نصف يوم عمل -
55 Hall-day work
عمل نصف الوقت -
56 Juridical day
يوم جلسة ، يوم انعقاد المحكمة -
57 Labour Day
عيد العمال -
58 Labouring day
يوم عمل -
59 Last day money
نقص فِي النقود -
60 Last trading day
آخر يوم للتبادل
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