currency arbitrage

He'd played with currency arbitrage on and off for a few months, but he didn't really think he had the education to delve deeply into it.

"Mainly currency arbitrage."

The House of Mendes Benveniste probably began as a company trading precious objects and currency arbitrage.

To reduce profiteering from currency arbitrage, the U.S. military devised the MPC program.

He cut it pretty close this time, by the length of his nose over Currency Arbitrage, who in turn had a nose over the favorite, My Mogul.

In the $75,000 Ashley T. Cole Handicap for horses foaled in New York State, it proved a day of redemption for Currency Arbitrage.

Triangular arbitrage (also referred to as cross currency arbitrage or three-point arbitrage) is the act of exploiting an arbitrage opportunity resulting from a pricing discrepancy among three different currencies in the foreign exchange market.

Harsh monetary policies implemented by the Central Bank of Nigeria to absorb excess Naira liquidity in the economy has made life more difficult for banks, some of whom engage in currency arbitrage (round-tripping) activities that generally fall outside legal banking mechanisms.