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pegged

[pegd] / pɛgd /




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Markets beyond the headline stock indexes were bracing for big moves, as well, with a gauge of Treasury volatility pegged at the highest levels in nine months.

From Barron's

“The oil price had been pegged for many years,” they say.

From MarketWatch

Part B premiums are pegged to spending for medical services.

From The Wall Street Journal

The “PLA centenary goals” pegged to 2027 include overhauls to the military’s organizational structures, hardware upgrades and realistic training aimed at making China’s armed forces more agile and technologically adept.

From The Wall Street Journal

He also contributed op-eds pegged to breaking news in North Asia.

From The Wall Street Journal