buoy
Example Sentences
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Beijing has also made technological self-sufficiency a priority in its next five-year plan that starts in 2026, buoying Chinese investors’ enthusiasm for all things AI.
Stocks have betrayed little concern, with the prospect of more rate cuts buoying sectors that could benefit most, including banks and industrial companies.
Investors are also hoping that 2026 will bring about an acceleration in consumer spending, buoyed by new tax benefits and lower interest rates.
From Barron's
The editor, unaware of the farce and buoyed by wartime cheer, immediately agrees.
From Salon
With few obvious catalysts ahead and a weak technical backdrop, cryptos seem unlikely to benefit significantly from sentiment that could buoy wider markets, such as the much-anticipated “Santa Claus rally” typically seen in stocks.
From Barron's
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