downside
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Any downside risks to net-interest income are likely to be offset by tailwinds such as structural hedging and lower funding costs, the analyst adds.
These trend lines may be good for work-life balance, but the downside for some is profound: Young workers say they’re missing out on opportunities to make friends and find mentors.
“The downside risk to copper is a reversal of flows to the U.S. if the refined metal is again exempt from tariffs, which could push inventory into global markets,” analysts at ING said.
While the sentiments make sense, the moves “appear overdone on both the upside and downside.”
From Barron's
“The downside risk to copper is a reversal of flows to the U.S. if the refined metal is again exempt from tariffs, which could push inventory into global markets.”
From Barron's
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