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unnerve

[uhn-nurv] / ʌnˈnɜrv /


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From reading the most recent market commentaries, one might conclude that investors are unnerved by the potential of AI to upend industries across the spectrum.

From Los Angeles Times

The moves rattled investors already unnerved by the recent pullback in software stocks that accelerated after the startup Anthropic unveiled a suite of new tools, which can perform industry-specific functions like reviewing legal contracts.

From The Wall Street Journal

For assets that many investors treat as protection, the speed and scale of the wipeout in gold and silver on Friday was unnerving.

From MarketWatch

"I think that's unnerved people," he said, noting that not only has the dollar dropped this month, bets that the currency will be hit by future swings have risen too.

From BBC

Ahead of a snap election in Japan, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has pledged to scrap a tax on food, but a lack of clear funding is unnerving markets and voters.

From Barron's