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bearish

[bair-ish] / ˈbɛər ɪʃ /
















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You can make a good argument that this news is bearish for bonds, because it surely raises further questions about parlous finances of the U.S. government.

From MarketWatch

The continued vital importance of oil to the global economy means that any threat to supplies is automatically bearish for most companies that aren’t actually in the oil business.

From MarketWatch

He says that despite years of bearish cases that the company’s platform was outdated and not primed for growth, EBay just “blew both 4Q25 results and FY26 guidance out of the water.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“However, market fundamentals are still stacked against any sustained recovery, as oversupply expectations continue to reinforce a bearish bias.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Market fundamentals remain “stacked” against any sustained recovery in oil prices as oversupply expectations continue to reinforce a bearish bias, Tradu.com’s Nikos Tzabouras says in an email.

From The Wall Street Journal