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wall street

/ˈwɔːl striːt/

Traduction: Métonymie désignant les marchés financiers et le secteur de la banque d'investissement aux États-Unis, nommée d'après la rue du Lower Manhattan à New York où siègent historiquement la Bourse de New York et de nombreuses grandes institutions financières.

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/ˈwɔːl striːt/B2formalamericanbusiness
  • frMétonymie désignant les marchés financiers et le secteur de la banque d'investissement aux États-Unis, nommée d'après la rue du Lower Manhattan à New York où siègent historiquement la Bourse de New York et de nombreuses grandes institutions financières.

A metonym for the financial markets and investment banking industry in the United States, named after the street in Lower Manhattan, New York City, which is the historic headquarters of the New York Stock Exchange and many major financial institutions.

  1. Financial districtB2formalamerican

    A street in Lower Manhattan, New York City, that is the historic headquarters of the U.S. financial industry.

    frWall Street

    • Many major banks and investment firms have offices on Wall Street.
    • The protests targeted Wall Street as a symbol of corporate greed.
    • He works as a stockbroker on Wall Street.
  2. Symbol of financial marketsB2formalamerican

    Used metonymically to refer to the financial and investment industry of the United States.

    frWall Street (le quartier financier)

    • Wall Street reacted positively to the new economic data.
    • The crash of 1929 shook Wall Street to its core.
    • Analysts on Wall Street predict a rise in interest rates.