trading loss
noun[C]
FINANCEukus→gross loss
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trading loss
The company made a smalltradinglossin 2008-09.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.An estimatedtradinglossof $2 billion was announced, with the actual loss expected to be substantially larger.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.For the same year we are setting atradinglosslimit of £10 million after intervention fund assistance.
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It is the biggest singletradinglossin the history of the world.
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Thetradinglossfor the year is £161 million.
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In 1981–82 the board reported atradinglossof £84 million.
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The company's report and accounts for 1979 are expected to show atradinglossof over £24 million as compared with £21·4 million in 1978.
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Last year, the troubles in the port resulted in atradinglossof £6.4 million.
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Assume that a company makes atradingloss.
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Under the clause, if the authority makes a loss, the undertakers represented on the authority can be compelled to make up thistradingloss.
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