trading curb

1. A financial regulatory instrument suspending trade after volatility swings, originally intended to prevent crashes in the stock market from occurring, by temporarily shutting down trading to allow accurate information to flow between parties, which will reflect in liquidity from the ensuing volatility auction.

   Volatilitätsunterbrechung

   but see the hypernym торго́вая па́узаtorgóvaja páuza, прерыва́ние торго́влиpreryvánije torgóvli, прерыва́тель торго́влиpreryvátelʹ torgóvli

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