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peg

[peg] / pɛg /


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That's understandable when you think about what happened to them on Wednesday when they were pegged back by Wolves after leading 2-0.

From BBC

Beef prices, for example, have been rising steadily since the pandemic, and were last pegged 15% higher to last year’s levels.

From Barron's

It pegs Dialog as the sector’s top pick, due to its defensive midstream exposure.

From The Wall Street Journal

Maybank maintains its positive stance on the Thai tourism sector and pegs Minor International as its top pick.

From The Wall Street Journal

Turnquist at LPL Financial also notes data from the Cboe Group that show the implied correlation for an individual stock to the overall market is pegged near the lowest levels in five years.

From Barron's