international markets
Worldwide trading venues
International markets are financial exchanges and trading systems that operate across national borders, where currencies, securities, and commodities are bought and sold globally.
The term also refers more broadly to the worldwide arena where goods and services are traded between countries: The company expanded into international markets last year.
In finance, following international markets means tracking exchanges in London, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and beyond.
- exportsGoods sold abroad
- tariffsTaxes on imports
- free trade agreementsTreaties lowering barriers between nations
- trade warsEconomic conflicts via import duties
- GDP growthOutput increase percentage
foreign exchange · multinational corporations · sanctions · sovereign debt · monetary policy · emerging markets · emerging economies · trade balance · capital flows · interest rates · imports · globalization · global economy · central banks · stock exchanges · trade agreements · inflation rates · customs regulations
- global tradefree trade, export tax, exports, import tax, imports
- film releasetheatrical release, wide release, limited release, release date, opening weekend
- investingstocks, stock, bonds, investing, investor
- grain tradegrain exchange, grain exports, grain prices, grain futures, grain shortage
- wool industrywool, fleece, wool spinning, wool weaving, merino wool
- raisin traderaisins, sultanas, currants, golden raisins, grading
international marketsdomestic markets
Trade within one country
local markets · domestic trade · home markets · domestic economy · regional markets