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implication

[im-pli-key-shuhn] / ˌɪm plɪˈkeɪ ʃən /


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Japanese authorities have abundant instruments to restrain bond yields, and by implication the interest costs on the country’s world-beating national debt, adds David Roberts, head of fixed income at Nedgroup Investments.

From Barron's

Japanese authorities have abundant instruments to restrain bond yields, and by implication the interest costs on the country’s world-beating national debt, adds David Roberts, head of fixed income at Nedgroup Investments.

From Barron's

The proceedings on Monday marked the first day in what is poised to be a six-week trial with significant implications for similar lawsuits around the country likely to go to trial this year.

From BBC

Any change to the existing order in the West Bank is highly sensitive, with international as well as local implications.

From The Wall Street Journal

The developments could have wider implications, SEB analysts said.

From The Wall Street Journal