trading floor

noun

1. the area in a bank or stock exchange where securities are traded

Example Sentences

The site once housed Barclays Bank's trading floor, so it was wired directly into the UK's financial infrastructure.

From BBC

Inside those offices, the tap of keyboards and buzz of Telegram notifications suggested a trading floor at a stock exchange.

From Salon

The building where the trading floor was, they never took it down even in the long gaps between seasons.

From Los Angeles Times

The Vix Volatility Index, a measure of investor expectations for market swings over the next 30 days — known across trading floors as Wall Street’s “fear gauge” — was elevated.

From New York Times

Roughly sixty miles away in the city of Yushu, it’s barely 8 a.m. in the cordyceps market, but already it has the frenetic energy of a stock market trading floor.

From National Geographic