deterioration
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“Fed officials are likely to resume easing only for clear ‘good’ reasons—more rapid progress toward the 2% inflation target—or clear ‘bad’ reasons—a meaningful deterioration in labor market conditions,” he wrote.
From Barron's
“Fed officials are likely to resume easing only for clear ‘good’ reasons—more rapid progress toward the 2% inflation target—or clear ‘bad’ reasons—a meaningful deterioration in labor market conditions,” he wrote.
From Barron's
Leprosy can leave clear traces on the bones, including facial damage and deterioration of the hands and feet caused by secondary infections.
From Science Daily
A deterioration in global sentiment, however, could have a lopsided impact on Brazilian markets.
Morgan Stanley’s fund acknowledged the industry’s wobbles over the last year, pointing to a “contraction in asset yields, uncertainty surrounding the recovery in M&A and speculation on credit deterioration.”
From Barron's
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