kauppamäärillä

Kauppamäärillä is a Finnish term that translates to "by trade volumes" or "in terms of trade volume." It is a descriptive phrase used in economic and business contexts to indicate that a comparison, analysis, or statement is based on the quantity of goods or services exchanged rather than their monetary value.

For instance, when discussing international trade, one might say that a country's economic relationship with another has changed "kauppamäärillä" if the sheer number of goods being imported or exported has increased or decreased, even if the total value of those trades has remained relatively stable or shifted in a different direction. This distinction is important because changes in volume can signal shifts in production, consumption patterns, or logistical efficiency, independent of price fluctuations.

In market analysis, "kauppamäärillä" can refer to the number of units of a specific stock, commodity, or cryptocurrency that have been traded within a given period. High trading volumes, or "suurilla kauppamäärillä," often indicate significant market interest or activity, while low volumes might suggest a lack of investor enthusiasm or a less liquid market. Understanding trade volumes is crucial for assessing market sentiment, liquidity, and potential price movements.