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dearth

[durth] / dɜrθ /


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He’s made several accurate predictions, such as in 2023, when silver was languishing around $22 and Krauth warned of a dearth in supplies and surging demand at the Metals Investor Forum.

From MarketWatch

The period between Christmas and New Years usually sees markets drift higher amid a dearth of major economic news.

From Barron's

A dearth of private-equity portfolio company sales has increased the need for external financing, say people who work on these deals.

From The Wall Street Journal

A dearth of serious reporting contributed to the public being ill-informed.

From Salon

The authorities have said a dearth of surveillance footage has hampered the investigation.

From The Wall Street Journal