第三人称单数：arbitrages
第三人称复数：arbitrages
现在分词：arbitraging
过去分词：arbitraged
过去式：arbitraged
名词&动词仲裁; 套汇，套利
arbitrage
1. 套利：在嘉吉公司大豆货物装船运往中国的数周时间里,霍斯特位于上海的团队就利用大连商交所的期货合约 波动的价格进行保险或实施对冲──通过大连和芝加哥之间的价差进行获利,这一操作被称 套利(arbitrage).
2. 套戥：现时郘卖水货在香港是非法的,但其实在金融市场上,套戥(ARBITRAGE)是相当普遍的投资技巧,这种活动与郘卖水货的原则如出一辙,打个比喻,伦敦港股与香港港股呈现有利可图的价差时,便会出现套戥,两者最终的价格会变得相当接近.
3. 套汇：在国际金融市场上,套汇(Arbitrage)是指利用不同市场的汇率差异,在汇率低的市场大量买进,同时在汇率高的市场卖出,利用贱买贵卖,套取投机利润的活动. 就方式而言,分为两角套汇、三角套汇和时间套汇. (注:参见刘舒年主编:<<国际金融>>(修订版),
4. 套利交易：交易(Exchange)不是信息密集化的市场的价值最主要的来源,相反,价值越来越集中在不同的专家群当中. 这些专家往往关注于包装(Packaging)、标准制定(Standard Setting)、套利交易(Arbitrage)以及信息管理(Information Management)等方面的工作.
1. 套利；套汇；套购
In finance, arbitrage is the activity of buying shares or currency in one financial market and selling it at a profit in another.
1. Schwartz said he doesn't short sell a stock or do arbitrage.
2. arbitrage的反义词
2. In contrast to the tight money conditions among domestic banks, more liquidity from overseas is entering China seeking arbitrage from the discrepancies of interest rates.
3. It is also assessing the special challenges to tax revenues which come from arbitrage of national corporate tax rules made possible by financial innovation.
4. Guppy said the whole saga of the Disney speculation created perfect opportunities for arbitrage, where investors can take opportunities between price differentials between markets.
5. The Shanghai Futures Exchange is set to start zinc trading late this month, in its latest move to provide more hedging and arbitrage tools to domestic industries.
6. He also noted the possibility of creating derivative instruments for trading in both markets with an arbitrage mechanism to equalize prices.
7. Arbitrage is the practice of buying and selling the same security or asset in different markets to capture a profit on the price difference.
8. China launched a crackdown on speculative and arbitrage capital from overseas beginning in February to safeguard the country's economic and financial stability.
9. But money market experts said the rate difference will lead to little arbitrage and few speculative opportunities.
10. Arbitrage traders try to profit by buying metal in London and selling it in Shanghai, exploiting a gap in prices.
noun
1. a kind of hedged investment meant to capture slight differences in price
when there is a difference in the price of something on two different markets the arbitrageur simultaneously buys at the lower price and sells at the higher price
verb
1. practice arbitrage, as in the stock market