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correction

[kuh-rek-shuhn] / kəˈrɛk ʃən /




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Current economic stability, strong bank balance sheets, and easing inflation position the economy to endure market corrections.

From Barron's

However, it does not appear that any formal retraction or correction to Ferguson’s initial statement was published in the media.

From Los Angeles Times

If prices do see another correction and trigger an unwinding of positions, particularly among Asian investors, Roukaya said that ultimately, global investment demand will still support higher gold prices in the long term.

From MarketWatch

Gold fell in early Asian trade on a possible technical correction after front-month gold futures on Monday posted the fifth-highest close ever seen.

From The Wall Street Journal

First introduced in 1910, the correction factor was designed to explain how drag forces on tiny particles differ from classical fluid behavior.

From Science Daily