trading floor

British  

noun

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

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Example Sentences

Wall Street trading floors are closed, but the American pastime has become prime time for upstart financial platforms known as prediction markets.

From Barron's

With Federal Reserve officials indicating they were unlikely to lower borrowing costs for a fourth successive meeting, sentiment on trading floors has been subdued of late, compounded by worries over tech valuations and AI spending.

From Barron's

On any given Saturday, campus sounds less like a celebration of school spirit and more like a trading floor.

From The Wall Street Journal

This would get the attention of his brother Fernando, separated by glass offices and the trading floor, and the brothers would head to the 11th floor cafeteria together for lunch.

From The Wall Street Journal

The increasingly risk-averse mood on trading floors also dragged on the crypto sector, with bitcoin erasing all its gains this year -- just over a month after hitting a record high.

From Barron's