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Definition of "order-book" [order-book]

  • A book in which orders are entered. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

Use "order-book" in a sentence
  • "The exchange, which will still clear all trades, said it hopes SGX Reach will enable customers to trade faster and at a lower cost, with a response time of 90 microseconds and the ability to handle one million order-book changes per second."
  • ""When taken together with slowing order-book growth, this may compel the RBI to return to its previous stance of calibrated monetary tightening rather than aggressive rate hikes," Bank of Baroda chief economist Rupa Rege Nitsure said."
  • "However, more worrying is the order-book trend, with total orders rising only slightly following the marked downshift in August, and new export orders falling for the first time since July 2009."
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