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1 свободный биржевой торг
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > свободный биржевой торг
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2 кольцевой торг
Finances: ring trading (из-за того, что торговцы, обычно, окружают лицо, выкрикивающее цены во время торговли “путем выкрикивания” или callover) -
3 свободный биржевой торг
1) Banking: ring trading2) Business: open outcryУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > свободный биржевой торг
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4 биржевой круг
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5 биржевой круг
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > биржевой круг
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6 биржевой круг
1) Economy: ring (место для членов биржи, имеющих право заключать сделки), trading ring2) Accounting: ring (круг членов биржи, имеющий исключительное право на заключение биржевых сделок; расположенные в виде круга места членов биржи в биржевом зале)3) Banking: ring (круг членов биржи, имеющих исключительное право на заключение биржевых сделок, расположенные в виде круга места членов биржи в биржевом зале)
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