New York traders up close
Investors are braced for further reaction on world stock markets after Greece closed its banks and imposed capital controls on Sunday to check the growing strains on its crippled financial system, bringing the prospect of being forced out of the euro into plain sight.
Across the Atlantic, photos of the hands, faces and expressions of traders at the New York Stock Exchange show the tension of tracking the markets and their reaction to fast-moving stories.
A trader works on an electronic device.
A trader shouts.
A patch and trader's number are sewn to the jacket of a trader.
A trader clasps his hands together as he works.
A trader monitors his screen.
A trader works on an electronic screen.
Pins are displayed on a trader's jacket.
A trader's hand rests on his keyboard with his coffee nearby.
A trader furrows his brow.
Pins are attached to a trader’s jacket.
A trader points.
A trader works on his personal computer.
A trader looks at the screens.
Pins are attached to a trader’s jacket.
A trader speaks into a microphone.
A fire warden's patch is displayed on the shoulder of a trader.
A trader listens out.
A trader works and listens.
A trader touches his face.
A pin is displayed on a trader's jacket .
A watch is seen on the wrist of a trader.
A trader looks up.
A trader works.
A trader clasps his hands behind his back as he works.
