Examples of using Traders said in English and their translations into Chinese
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Traders said that EIA data would take weeks to fully reflect the impact of the storm and floods.
Traders said political tensions in Iran, the third-largest producer in the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries(OPEC), had pushed prices higher.
Analysts and traders said long-term fundamentals remained strong and more stockpile draw-downs are likely as refiners exit maintenance season.
Sanctions against oil producers Iran and Venezuela are also boosting prices, although traders said the market may be capped by rising U.S. output.
Both benchmarks early in the previous week hit highs last seen in 2015, but traders said the market had lost some momentum since then.
Traders said they would look to U.S. fuel inventory data on Wednesday and Thursday for indicators on price direction.
Traders said they were closely observing who would become Aramco's new CEO and whether oil minister Naimi's position would be affected.
Sanctions against oil producers Iran and Venezuela are also boosting prices, although traders said the market may be capped by rising U.S. output.
Traders said that uncertainty over both storms helped to push oil prices to new highs.
Traders said crude prices have been supported by the prospect of U.S. sanctions against Iran, which will start to target its oil industry from November.
Traders said that selling of the US currency by exporters and banks lifted the rupee.
Traders said the selling might be tied to large mutual funds having to rebalance their portfolios ahead of the end of the quarter next week.
Traders said that an ongoing crude and refined product supply overhang that has dogged markets for over two years was weighing on markets.
Traders said that the policies pushed Egypt to import up to 1 million tonnes of rice next year.
Despite the wrangling, traders said they still expected some form of an output restriction to be agreed this week.
Trump's announcement briefly pared the dollar's losses, but traders said the currency reaction was not as strong as expected.
Traders said imports fell as ships delayed offloading cargoes in Texas and Louisiana due to Tropical Storm Hermine.
Traders said the SRB's purchases may be interpreted as a bullish sign that China has confidence in its future consumption.
Forex traders said the rupee's rise was supported by dollar-selling by exporters and banks.
Traders said they were cautious about taking large new positions before the outcome of the talks.