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unwind

[uhn-wahynd] / ʌnˈwaɪnd /




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The lesson wasn’t just about vaccines—it was about how policy risk, once priced in, can unwind abruptly.

From The Wall Street Journal

Maybe a kitchen detour was just what we needed to unwind after the insane adventures we’d just been on.

From Literature

The U.S. activist investor said key elements of the stand-alone plan included unwinding cross-shareholdings and ceasing overinvestment in the automotive segment.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some analysts expect the remaining curbs to be unwound within six months, while others see the process stretching to year-end.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, the reversal for the chip sector could suggest an unwinding of one of the most crowded AI trades, as investors have dumped software stocks in recent months to buy into AI infrastructure names.

From MarketWatch